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Antique Uzbek 'Julkyrs / Dschulchir' Yurt Rug, Woven in 4 Strips, Circa 1900/20.
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Antique Uzbek 'Julkyrs / Dschulchir' Yurt Rug, Woven in 4 Strips, Circa 1900/20.

1900 - 1920
Description

Size: 13ft 4in x 8ft 2in (406 x 250cm).

Antique Uzbek yurt rug, known as Julkyrs or Dschulchir rugs; commonly called bearskin rugs.

Circa 1900/20.

These rugs woven by the nomads of Uzbekistan were for use on the floor of the family yurt. The long soft pile made them comfortable under foot, and they are often referred to as sleeping rugs; similar to the gabbeh rugs of southern Persia. The rugs were woven on simple narrow looms in long strips, these were then joined together to make the rug.

This example is of very large size and has a traditional design of large guls containing stars, and is woven in four long strips. The bold design and bright colour palette would stand out well in the poorly lit yurt, bringing warmth and comfort to the interior.

The rug is in excellent condition with slight even wear and good long pile.

The rug is suitable for heavy domestic use such as an entrance hall or living room.

For published example see: Adil Besim, Myth and Mysticism, Uzbek and Kyrgyz Textile Art, The Breuss Collection, Volume 6; Gerhard M. Dienes, Helmut Reinisch, 2000 and 1 e Night, Carpets and Textiles from Private Collections.

Stock Number: D-0314.

Physical Dimensions
Height
406cm (159.84")
Width
250cm (98.43")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Uzbek Julkyrs Rug to the 1910s.

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SA1167848
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D-0314
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Description
Size: 13ft 4in x 8ft 2in (406 x 250cm).

Antique Uzbek yurt rug, known as Julkyrs or Dschulchir rugs; commonly called bearskin rugs.

Circa 1900/20.

These rugs woven by the nomads of Uzbekistan were for use on the floor of the family yurt.

The long soft pile made them comfortable under foot, and they are often referred to as sleeping rugs; similar to the gabbeh rugs of southern Persia.
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The rugs were woven on simple narrow looms in long strips, these were then joined together to make the rug.

fig 1. An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow.
fig 1. Antique Uzbek 'Julkyrs / Dschulchir' Yurt Rug, Woven in 4 Strips, Circa 1900/20.

This example is of very large size and has a traditional design of large guls containing stars, and is woven in four long strips. The bold design and bright colour palette would stand out well in the poorly lit yurt, bringing warmth and comfort to the interior.

fig 2. An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow.
fig 2. Antique Uzbek 'Julkyrs / Dschulchir' Yurt Rug, Woven in 4 Strips, Circa 1900/20.

The rug is in excellent condition with slight even wear and good long pile.

The rug is suitable for heavy domestic use such as an entrance hall or living room.

For published example see: Adil Besim, Myth and Mysticism, Uzbek and Kyrgyz Textile Art, The Breuss Collection, Volume 6; Gerhard M. Dienes, Helmut Reinisch, 2000 and 1 e Night, Carpets and Textiles from Private Collections.

Stock Number: D-0314.

Height
406cm (159.84")
Width
250cm (98.43")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Uzbek Julkyrs Rug to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1167848
Dealers Internal Ref
D-0314
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Archive I An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow.

Antique Uzbek 'Julkyrs / Dschulchir' Yurt Rug, Woven in 4 Strips, Circa 1900/20.

Archive II An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View II
Archive III An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View III
Archive IV An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View IV
Archive V An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View V
Archive VI An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View VI
Archive VII An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View VII
Archive VIII An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View VIII
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Archive X An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View X
Archive XI An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow. View XI
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An antique handwoven Uzbek Julkyrs rug with geometric star motifs constructed from four vertical wool strips stitched together in tones of brown, red, and yellow.
ANTIQUE UZBEK 'JULKYRS / DSCHULCHIR' YURT RUG, WOVEN IN 4 STRIPS, CIRCA 1900/20.
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A Julkyrs or Dschulchir is a traditional long-pile wool carpet woven by nomadic Central Asian tribes, historically created to insulate and decorate yurt interiors.

These carpets are hand-spun from sheep wool and crafted on narrow portable looms. The textile is woven in multiple long vertical strips, which are subsequently hand-stitched together side-by-side to create a wider rug.

Authentic examples feature hand-spun wool, natural dye variations known as abrash, loose long-pile hand knotting, and visible vertical joining seams resulting from narrow loom construction.

The geometric motifs and deep colour palette complement minimalist, bohemian, or mid-century spaces by providing floor texture and visual interest.

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