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This Tekke Turkmen rug was handwoven during the second quarter of the 20th century in Turkmenistan. The field features a grid of rounded main guls in various shades of brown, tan, bone and wheat on faded copper tone ground. The space between the grid is filled with rows of cruciform shaped secondary guls. It is encapsulated by a border of rams head filled octagons and finished with skirts of latch-hooked zigzags.
Washed Out Square Tekke Turkmen Rug - 8’3 x 8’8
$4,500.00
Red and Yellow Striped Turkmen Robe - 3’5 x 4’5
Red and Yellow Striped Turkmen Robe - 3’5 x 4’5
$350.00 Sold out
A hand sewn vintage silk chapan or overcoat from the Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan.  A chapan which means
Red and Black Striped Turkmen Robe - 3’5 x 4’8
$350.00
This lovely chapan is crafted from crimson striped silk. It is embellished with fine black, white, and yellow embroidery around its perimeter and up the sides. The embroidery is well executed more ornate than is standard for this type. There are three lovely floral forms on the bottom right and left of the jacket that also set it apart. A blue printed liner adds another element of interest.
Turkmen Robe with Detailed Embroidery - 3’5 x 4’5
$350.00
This lovely chapan is crafted from green wool. It is embroidered with an array of tones including black, red, white, orange and purple around its perimeter and up the sides. The tendrils of a tree of life or other plant form are found aroudn the slits on both sides. A red printed floral liner adds another element of interest. 
Green Turkmen Robe - 4’2 x 4’10
$350.00 Sold out
These trouser cuffs were handmade in Turkmenistan during the 20th Century.  Turkmen women traditionally wear colorful ankle length dresses with baggy trousers in contrasting color and decorated bands. These trousers feature wonderful detailed embroidery bands near the ankles in blue, red, green and ivory on a magenta cloth.
Magenta Turkmen Trouser Cuffs - 1’6 x 1’6
$300.00
These trouser cuffs were handmade in Turkmenistan during the 20th Century.  Turkmen women traditionally wear colorful ankle length dresses with baggy trousers in contrasting color and decorated bands. These trousers feature wonderful detailed embroidery bands near the ankles in blue, red, orange, green and ivory on a striped magenta cloth. The backing floral print cloth is visible.
Striped Turkmen Trouser Fragments - 1’7 x 1’8
$300.00
Antique Turkmen Chuval Rug - 3'2 x 5'3
Antique Turkmen Chuval Rug - 3'2 x 5'3
$450.00 Sold out
A chyrpy is a long robe of embroidered silk that Tekke women wear over the head and shoulders with false, decorative sleeves. These are ceremonial garments to be worn on special occasions. This chyrpy features abstracted floral forms stitched in yellow, ivory aubergine and red silk on black ground. It is lined with cotton that is blockprinted with boteh and scrolling leaves.
Tekke Turkmen Chyrpy
$1,250.00 Sold out
This Ersari Turkmen rug was woven during the first quarter of the 20th century in Northern Afghanistan. It features a traditional Ersari gül design with a soft palette of turqoise and indigo on a soft and faded brick red ground with accents of natural undyed brown and ivory wool. More skeletal and interconnected secondary gülsfill in the space between the main guls.
Antique Ersari Turkmen - 8'10 x 11'
$2,500.00 Sold out
This Anitque Yomud Turkmen Rug features an allover design of red and white
Antique Yomud Turkmen Rug - 6'6 x 10'10
$4,500.00 Sold out
Beshir Turkmen rug handwoven along the Amu Darya river in Central Asia. It features one large central medallion and four smaller medallions on the top and bottom of this wide and narrow format which is common for type. The medallions sit at an all over design of an abstracted herati variation with wide leaves, rounded rosettes and arrow like forms. various borders of tulips, evil eyes and eight pointed rosettes.
Beshir Turkmen Rug - 6'1 x 12'9
$2,500.00
This Ersari Turkmen rug was woven during the first quarter of the 20th century in Northern Afghanistan. It features a traditional Ersari gül design with a soft palette of orange and indigo on an earthy madder red ground with accents of natural undyed brown and ivory wool. The more skeletal secondary güls are nice complement to the fuller main guls and give the field a more open feel.
Ersari Turkmen Rug - 6'8 x 10'8
$2,200.00
Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’1
Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’1
$450.00
This Torba was handwoven by Tekke Turkmen Turkmenistan during the early 20th Century. This trapping features a design of eight aina güls in earthy red, browns ivory and navy. Framed by a multitude of borders that include zigzags, flowers, diamonds and serrated leaves. A torba is a small storage used to both transport and store belongings that is similar to a chuval but not as deep. Polychrome knotheads remain of what were once long fringes.
Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’8
$375.00
Kapanuk woven by Yomud Turkmen early 20th century in Turkmenistan. A kapanuk is a rug meant to hang around the tent door. main panel of meandering zoomorphic pinwheel devices and framed by various borders Wonderfully embellished of lustrous purply-pink silk and beautifully polychrome braided tassels and the inclusion of both wood and glass beads.
Wool & Silk Yomud Kapanuk - 4’1 x 5’5
$850.00