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Antique Central Asian Karakalpak Tribal Rug, Large Gul Design, Circa 1900.
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Antique Central Asian Karakalpak Tribal Rug, Large Gul Design, Circa 1900.

1900 - 1920
Description

Size: 7ft 3in x 3ft 10in (220 x 116cm).

Antique Central Asian Uzbek Karakalpak tribal rug with large Turkmen style guls.

Circa 1900.

The rug has two rows of six large octagonal guls, similar to those found on Turkmen rugs, the rug has a very 'earthy' colour palette. The rug is framed by a border with traditional design.

The Karakalpak are a small group of Turkic speaking tribes found in the region of western Uzbekistan.

The rug is in good condition with even wear with medium pile. There are a number of old repairs to the field.

The carpet is suitable for normal domestic use.

Stock Number: C-07.

Physical Dimensions
Height
220cm (86.61")
Width
116cm (45.67")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Karakalpak Tribal Rug to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1177424
Dealers Internal Reference
C-07
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Description
Size: 7ft 3in x 3ft 10in (220 x 116cm).

Antique Central Asian Uzbek Karakalpak tribal rug with large Turkmen style guls.

Circa 1900.

The rug has two rows of six large octagonal guls, similar to those found on Turkmen rugs, the rug has a very 'earthy' colour palette.
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The rug is framed by a border with traditional design.

fig 1. An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue.
fig 1. Antique Central Asian Karakalpak Tribal Rug, Large Gul Design, Circa 1900.

The Karakalpak are a small group of Turkic speaking tribes found in the region of western Uzbekistan.

The rug is in good condition with even wear with medium pile. There are a number of old repairs to the field.

The carpet is suitable for normal domestic use.

Stock Number: C-07.

Height
220cm (86.61")
Width
116cm (45.67")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Karakalpak Tribal Rug to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1177424
Dealers Internal Ref
C-07
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Specialists in antique carpets, rugs & runners. Professional cleaning, repairs & restoration.

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Archive I An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue.

Antique Central Asian Karakalpak Tribal Rug, Large Gul Design, Circa 1900.

Archive II An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue. View II
Archive III An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue. View III
Archive IV An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue. View IV
Archive V An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue. View V
Archive VI An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue. View VI
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An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue.
ANTIQUE CENTRAL ASIAN KARAKALPAK TRIBAL RUG, LARGE GUL DESIGN, CIRCA 1900.
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An antique hand-knotted Central Asian Karakalpak wool rug featuring repeating geometric octagonal gul motifs in tones of red, brown, ochre, and blue.
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Karakalpak rugs originate from nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes in Central Asia, historically woven for functional use within yurts. These rugs feature stylized geometric emblems known as guls, which represent tribal identity and heraldic heritage across the region.

Tribal rugs are typically hand-knotted using hand-spun sheeps wool for both the pile and the foundation structure. The yarns are dyed using natural plant and mineral pigments, creating varied colour saturations woven on portable horizontal looms.

Authentic antique tribal rugs exhibit slight irregularities in weave density and design symmetry due to hand-loom construction. Natural dye abrashsubtle horizontal colour variationsand authentic wear on the selvages and fringe ends indicate genuine period origin.

A geometric tribal rug provides visual structure and colour contrast when placed on neutral hardwood or stone flooring. It works well as an anchor piece under minimalist furniture or layered among eclectic wood furnishings.

Vacuum the rug regularly without a rotating beater bar to prevent pile damage. Professional dry cleaning or specialist hand-washing is recommended for stain removal, and using a high-quality rug pad prevents slippage and fiber compression.
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