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Antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri Kilim, Banded Design, Circa 1900/20.
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Antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri Kilim, Banded Design, Circa 1900/20.

1900 - 1920
Description

Size: 9ft 11in x 4ft 11in (302 x 150cm).

Antique Uzbek Gajeri / Ghudjeri kilim with traditional banded design.

Circa 1900/20.

This is a traditional manner of weaving among the Uzbeks of Central Asia. The designs are "typical" of this type, often referred to as "Gajeri", which refers to the technique of weaving, a brocade type weave with the dyed warps hanging loose on the back and brought to the front when necessary to make the design. This example has a repeat banded design and wonderful natural dye colours throughout.

Excellent condition, very slight wear.

Stock Number: D-0270.

Physical Dimensions
Height
302cm (118.90")
Width
150cm (59.06")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Uzbek Gajeri Kilim to the 1910s.

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SA1145075
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D-0270
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Description
Size: 9ft 11in x 4ft 11in (302 x 150cm).

Antique Uzbek Gajeri / Ghudjeri kilim with traditional banded design.

Circa 1900/20.

This is a traditional manner of weaving among the Uzbeks of Central Asia. The designs are "typical" of this type, often referred to as "Gajeri", which refers to the technique of weaving, a brocade type weave with the dyed warps hanging loose on the back and brought to the front when necessary to make the design. This example has a repeat banded design and wonderful natural dye colours throughout.

Excellent condition, very slight wear.

Stock Number: D-0270.

Height
302cm (118.90")
Width
150cm (59.06")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Uzbek Gajeri Kilim to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1145075
Dealers Internal Ref
D-0270
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An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends.
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Archive I An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends.

Antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri Kilim, Banded Design, Circa 1900/20.

Archive II An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View II
Archive III An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View III
Archive IV An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View IV
Archive V An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View V
Archive VI An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View VI
Archive VII An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View VII
Archive VIII An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View VIII
Archive IX An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View IX
Archive X An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View X
Archive XI An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View XI
Archive XII An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends. View XII
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An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends.
ANTIQUE CENTRAL ASIAN UZBEK GAJERI KILIM, BANDED DESIGN, CIRCA 1900/20.
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An antique Central Asian Uzbek Gajeri flatweave kilim rug featuring horizontal bands of geometric motifs woven in red, ochre, navy, and cream wool with fringed ends.
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An Uzbek Gajeri kilim is a traditional flatwoven textile originating from Central Asia, woven primarily by nomadic and semi-nomadic Uzbek artisans. These kilims are recognised for their distinctive horizontal banded compositions incorporating repeating geometric symbols, hook motifs, and vibrant natural dye palettes.

Central Asian kilims are handwoven using locally sourced hand-spun wool for both the warp and weft, occasionally incorporating cotton details. They are crafted using flatweave techniques such as slit-weave or extra-weft brocading, which create a light, durable, and reversible structure without a raised pile.

Authentic antique Central Asian kilims display slight irregularities in weave tension and design symmetry typical of handloom production. Look for natural, vegetable-derived dyes that exhibit subtle colour shifts (abrash) across the surface, as well as hand-tied wool fringe terminations along the ends.

A geometric flatweave kilim provides warmth and texture to minimalist, bohemian, or eclectic interior schemes. Placing a long banded runner in hallways, entryways, or alongside modern timber furniture creates contrast through traditional pattern and rich colour.

To preserve flatwoven wool rugs, vacuum regularly on a low setting without a rotating beater bar. Address spills immediately by blotting with a clean, damp cloth and neutral detergent, and utilize a non-slip underlay to reduce surface wear and maintain structural alignment.
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