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Yomut Chuval
Phil Bell Antique Rugs
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Yomut Chuval

1900 - 1920
Description

Turkoman weaving is a specialist subject and often the final destination of the collector. They can appear too regular and lacking in colour variation to the untrained eye but they are amongst some of the finest examples of the woven arts. The good ones are finely knotted with high quality wool and rich colours, they often show some fascinating design techniques that create a three dimensional appearance. This can be seen here with the guls decreasing in height as they progress towards the elem panel which is beautfully decorated. The reciprocal red and black borders edge the main border which eclipses the inner field. This is a delightful example and a very fine chuval.

Condition:

Very good condition, the selvedges have been repaired at some stage.

Physical Dimensions
Height
124cm (48.82")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Declaration

Phil Bell Antique Rugs has dated this Antique Yomut Turkmen Chuval to the 1900s.

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SA1174651
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183
Description
Turkoman weaving is a specialist subject and often the final destination of the collector.
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They can appear too regular and lacking in colour variation to the untrained eye but they are amongst some of the finest examples of the woven arts.
Phil Bell Antique Rugs

The good ones are finely knotted with high quality wool and rich colours, they often show some fascinating design techniques that create a three dimensional appearance. This can be seen here with the guls decreasing in height as they progress towards the elem panel which is beautfully decorated. The reciprocal red and black borders edge the main border which eclipses the inner field. This is a delightful example and a very fine chuval.

Condition:

Very good condition, the selvedges have been repaired at some stage.

Height
124cm (48.82")
Width
76cm (29.92")
Date of Manufacture

Phil Bell Antique Rugs has dated this Antique Yomut Turkmen Chuval to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1174651
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183
Phil Bell Antique Rugs
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2025
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A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel.
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Archive I A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel.

Yomut Chuval

Archive II A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel. View II
Archive III A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel. View III
Archive IV A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel. View IV
Archive V A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel. View V
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Phil Bell Antique Rugs
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Manchester
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A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel.
Yomut chuval
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A rectangular hand-knotted wool Yomut chuval featuring rows of geometric guls on a reddish brown field above a patterned lower elem panel.
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FAQs

A Yomut chuval is a traditional large storage bag woven by the nomadic Yomut tribe of Central Asia, historically used inside felt yurts to store belongings and transport goods during migrations.

These textiles are hand-knotted using hand-spun sheep wool on a wool warp and weft structure, utilising symmetrical or asymmetrical knots to form dense pile with hand-dyed yarns.

Authentic pieces feature repeating geometric tribal emblem motifs called guls arranged in a structured grid, natural vegetable dyes in deep mahogany, terracotta, or navy hues, and a distinct skirt panel known as an elem.

A chuval face can be mounted as a decorative wall hanging, draped over furniture, layered with larger plain rugs, or repurposed into bespoke cushion upholstery to add texture to interior schemes.

Keep the textile away from direct sunlight to prevent colour fading, vacuum gently without a rotating beater bar, and consult a professional textile conservator for deep cleaning or repairs.
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