Uzbek Needlepoint Bag

This Turkestan saddle bag is a fine example of traditional nomadic weaving, crafted with both function and artistry in mind. Woven entirely by hand, it features bold tribal motifs th...

This Soumak storage bag is a fine example of traditional flatweave artistry, created with both practicality and decorative appeal in mind. Woven using the soumak technique, it displa...

This antique Lakai embroidery, dating from 1900–1925, is a superb example of the bold textile tradition of the Lakai people of Central Asia. Known for their dramatic and expressive d...

This tribal bag is a fine example of nomadic weaving, created for both utility and beauty. Handwoven from wool, it was traditionally used for storing and carrying household goods whi...

old bag from Turkmenistan, 19th century.

76640, vintage Afghan Kilim salt bag, tribal textile, wall hanging, Afghan tapestry. This handwoven wool vintage Afghan Kilim salt bag features ancient tribal motifs. The Afghani Salt Bags were used by nomads to carry coins or salt. The purpose was to stop the rock salt from falling out and also to keep out the moisture and rain. Perfect used as a wall hanging, tapestry, or tribal wall art. Bespeaking age and history, this vintage Afghan textile...

Vintage Kilim Rug 1'5'' x 1'6''.

Handwoven in wool, this 2x4 flatweave textile is a collectible antique tribal bag, believed to originate from Turkey circa 1890-1900. On the Design: Connoisseurs will note this piece has been opened up, similar to other nomadic textiles, rugs, Kilims, and horse covers of this gift size found today. This particular piece enjoys rich brown undertones, with beige, red and blue in the most present tones throughout its geometric patterns. It’s a rare find in nomadic folk art and primitive textiles...