Vintage Turkmen Ersari in Allover Geometric Pattern in Brick Red, Blue, Navy

Observe the rich tribal artistry and enduring legacy of this magnificent early 20th century Turkmen Tekke gallery or corridor Rug. Beautifully hand-knotted during the first half of the 1900s, this piece is a testament to the nomadic craftsmanship of the Tekke tribes, showcasing a classic and powerful all-over geometric medallion pattern known as the "Turkmen Gul." The rug's design features a series of these iconic Turkmen Gul medallions, rendered in a striking brick red hue. The motifs are beautifully accented with a sophisticated palette of verdant green, warm brown, and subtle gray, which adds depth and visual interest to the composition. This hand-knotted rug is a work of authentic tribal art, woven with handspun wool and colored with all vegetable dyes. The use of these natural materials imbues the rug with a unique character and a rich, subtle abrash effect that speaks to its history and authenticity. The rug is in good condition for its age, preserving its full beauty and intricate details. Dimensions: 7’ x 14’ 8” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Afghanistan, Central Asia Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with natural organic vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 2183 Afghan Tekke Rugs, Vintage Tekke Rugs, Vintage Bokhara Rugs, Afghan Bokhara, Vintage Afghan Bokhara Rugs...

This beautifully preserved vintage Turkmen Tekke area rug from the early 1900s features a classic allover small medallion, or “Gul,” pattern that exemplifies the artistry of Central ...

This outstanding room-size antique Turkmen Tekke rug, dating from the late 1800s, features a finely detailed allover pattern of traditional “Tekke Gul” medallions. Set against a rich...

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