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Antique Yomut Turkmen Torba with Kepse Gul Design, Complete with Back, Circa 1900.
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Antique Yomut Turkmen Torba with Kepse Gul Design, Complete with Back, Circa 1900.

1900 - 1920
Description

Size: 3ft 7in x 1ft 4in (108 x 40cm) face size.

Antique Yomut Turkmen torba with well drawn 'kepse' gul design.

Circa 1900.

A good Yomut torba with excellent colour and good wool. The torba has survived very well and still retains the original plain weave back. These torba were used to decorate the side of a camel during a Turkmen wedding procession, these were prized possessions and formed part of the wedding dowry. The were kept as heirlooms and displayed inside the yurt. This example is of fine weave and has survived in excellent condition. The design features two 'kepse' guls on a soft brown ground, this design is usually found on main carpets by the Yomut.

The torba is in excellent condition with very slight wear and excellent full pile.

Stock Number: D-0984.

Physical Dimensions
Height
108cm (42.52")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Turkmen Yomut Torba to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1200682
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D-0984
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Description
Size: 3ft 7in x 1ft 4in (108 x 40cm) face size.

Antique Yomut Turkmen torba with well drawn 'kepse' gul design.

Circa 1900.

A good Yomut torba with excellent colour and good wool. The torba has survived very well and still retains the original plain weave back.

These torba were used to decorate the side of a camel during a Turkmen wedding procession, these were prized possessions and formed part of the wedding dowry.
Cotswold Oriental Rugs

The were kept as heirlooms and displayed inside the yurt. This example is of fine weave and has survived in excellent condition. The design features two 'kepse' guls on a soft brown ground, this design is usually found on main carpets by the Yomut.

The torba is in excellent condition with very slight wear and excellent full pile.

Stock Number: D-0984.

Height
108cm (42.52")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this Antique Turkmen Yomut Torba to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1200682
Dealers Internal Ref
D-0984
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A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground.
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Archive I A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground.

ANTIQUE YOMUT TURKMEN TORBA WITH KEPSE GUL DESIGN, COMPLETE WITH BACK, CIRCA 1900.

Archive II A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View II
Archive III A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View III
Archive IV A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View IV
Archive V A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View V
Archive VI A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View VI
Archive VII A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View VII
Archive VIII A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View VIII
Archive IX A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View IX
Archive X A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View X
Archive XI A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground. View XI
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A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground.
ANTIQUE YOMUT TURKMEN TORBA WITH KEPSE GUL DESIGN, COMPLETE WITH BACK, CIRCA 1900.
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A horizontal rectangular handwoven wool Turkmen torba bag featuring geometric Kepse gul motifs in red and navy on a dark brown ground.
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A torba is a small, shallow woven storage bag traditionally made by nomadic Turkmen tribes to hold personal items inside a yurt.

These textiles were hand-knotted using hand-spun wool yarns on a wool warp and weft, coloured with natural plant and mineral dyes.

Authentic pieces feature geometric tribal motifs known as guls, natural colour variations in the wool, dense knotting, and flat-woven backings.

These woven bags are commonly mounted and framed as wall art, layered on console tables, or repurposed into decorative accent cushions.

Keep the textile out of direct sunlight, vacuum gently without a rotating brush bar, and consult a specialist conservator for deep cleaning.
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