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Rare Antique Ersari Turkmen (Kapunuk) Tent Door Rug. 150cm X 107cm.
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Rare Antique Ersari Turkmen (Kapunuk) Tent Door Rug. 150cm X 107cm.

19th century
Description

When I first came across this curious smaller rug I thought, I was a bit intrigued by the very thin guard stripes which alerted me to the fact that it may have been made for a particular purpose other than just a rug.

Further research I have done and believe it to be a tent door panel as opposed to a kapunuk-the surround of a door.

I found a very similar one in a publication and the h-design in the guls. Last images.

Would look great hung on a wall as a display piece. Interesting ethnographic piece of art. Not priced at outrageous money either.

All over low pile,couple of tiny holes. One edge had what looks like a crease kink repair,all imaged front and back. Very tight rebound side cords and ends secured.

Size is 4 foot 11 inches by 3 foot 6 inches. 150cm X 107cm. At widest points. All wool construction.

U.k post £16.

Tak 130.

Date of Manufacture

Country House and Eastern Interiors has dated this Antique Ersari Turkmen Rug to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
150cm (59.06")
Width
107cm (42.13")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1218793
Dealers Internal Reference
TAK 130
Dealers Notes

Constantly sourcing unusual quality tribal rugs & carpets at trade prices by comparison.

Description
When I first came across this curious smaller rug I thought, I was a bit intrigued by the very thin guard stripes which alerted me to the fact that it may have been made for a particular purpose other than just a rug.
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Further research I have done and believe it to be a tent door panel as opposed to a kapunuk-the surround of a door.
Country House and Eastern Interiors
fig 1. An antique hand-knotted Ersari Turkmen wool rug featuring a repeating geometric octagonal gol pattern set against a rich red background.
fig 1. Rare Antique Ersari Turkmen (Kapunuk) Tent Door Rug. 150cm X 107cm.

I found a very similar one in a publication and the h-design in the guls. Last images.

Would look great hung on a wall as a display piece. Interesting ethnographic piece of art. Not priced at outrageous money either.

fig 2. An antique hand-knotted Ersari Turkmen wool rug featuring a repeating geometric octagonal gol pattern set against a rich red background.
fig 2. Rare Antique Ersari Turkmen (Kapunuk) Tent Door Rug. 150cm X 107cm.

All over low pile,couple of tiny holes. One edge had what looks like a crease kink repair,all imaged front and back. Very tight rebound side cords and ends secured.

Size is 4 foot 11 inches by 3 foot 6 inches. 150cm X 107cm. At widest points. All wool construction.

U.k post £16.

Tak 130.

Date of Manufacture

Country House and Eastern Interiors has dated this Antique Ersari Turkmen Rug to the 19th Century.

Height
150cm (59.06")
Width
107cm (42.13")
Depth
0.5cm (0.20")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1218793
Dealers Internal Ref
TAK 130
Country House and Eastern Interiors
Country House and Eastern Interiors
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2018

Constantly sourcing scarce tribal rugs & carpets,some howard & sons seating

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Rare Antique Ersari Turkmen (Kapunuk) Tent Door Rug. 150cm X 107cm.

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An antique hand-knotted Ersari Turkmen wool rug featuring a repeating geometric octagonal gol pattern set against a rich red background.
RARE ANTIQUE ERSARI TURKMEN (KAPUNUK) TENT DOOR RUG. 150CM X 107CM.
Ref: SA1218793
An antique hand-knotted Ersari Turkmen wool rug featuring a repeating geometric octagonal gol pattern set against a rich red background.
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  • ObjectArea Rugs
  • Period19th century
  • StyleTribal
  • MaterialWool
  • ColourRed
  • MotifsOctagonal gol pattern, Geometric border, Repeating medallion motif
  • SizeH 150 cm (59 in) x W 107 cm (42 in) x D 0.5 cm (0 in)

This nineteenth-century tribal area rug is a wool tent door panel in a rectangular format, measuring 150 cm high by 107 cm wide and 0.5 cm deep. It has a rich red background set with a repeating geometric octagonal gol pattern that includes H-design motifs, bordered by very thin guard stripes, along with tight rebound side cords and secured ends. The piece displays an all-over low pile, a couple of tiny holes, and a crease kink repair on one edge. Suitably displayed hung on a wall in a gentleman's library, this ethnographic artwork functions as a striking decorative focal point. Its traditional motifs and handmade wool construction provide authentic texture and historical character for interior display.

Vacuum the rug regularly without a rotating beater bar to prevent damage to the fibres. Rotate the piece periodically to ensure even wear and light exposure, and rely on professional hand-cleaning specialists for spot removal or deep cleaning.

A red tribal rug introduces warmth, texture, and historical depth to modern spaces. It can be placed in an entryway, beneath an occasional table, or layered over neutral natural-fibre floor coverings to create visual focus in minimalist or eclectic interiors.

Authentic pieces feature a high knot density, a flexible wool warp and weft, and repeating geometric gol designs unique to specific tribal groups. The reverse side reveals tight, clear knotting patterns, and the colour palette relies heavily on subtle variations in natural red dyes.

Traditional Turkmen rugs are hand-knotted using hand-spun sheeps wool for both the pile and the foundation structure. The wool is dyed using natural plant and mineral dyes, resulting in rich madder reds, dark blues, browns, and ivory accents.

Ersari Turkmen rugs are hand-woven textiles created by the Ersari tribe, traditionally inhabiting regions along the Amu Darya river in Central Asia. These rugs are recognised for their deep red or terracotta grounds, geometric octagonal medallion motifs known as gols, and durable wool construction.
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