2’8″x3’11” Yomud Asmalyk; c. 1875, Turkmenistan An asmalyk is a trapping used to decorate the flanks of a camel in a wedding processional. They are typically made in pairs, hung…
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3’x4’3″ Kirghiz Ensi, 19th century, Kyrgyzstan. An ensi is used as a door flap to the entrance of the yurt. This Kirghiz example is an important and rare collectible carpet…
1’4″x2’11” Kirghiz Torba, c. late 19th century, Kyrgyzstan. A torba is a shallow wall bag used for storage in a yurt. This example has been forshortened in width and rejoined.
1’6″x4’8″ Tekke Torba, c. 1860, Turkmenistan. Featuring cochineal highlights.
5’x6’1″ Ersari, late 19th century, Central Asia; interesting ikat-inspired minor ornaments
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