Turkoman Tekke Bokhara rug 3'7”x 4'7" Hand Woven Tiny Knots
Handwoven wool pile on wool foundation, this traditional Turkman rug features the iconic red field adorned with repeating tekke gul motifs, symbolizing protection, fertility, and tribal identity. The finely drawn guls are arranged in disciplined symmetry, framed by multiple guard borders with classic minor motifs. rugs of this type were often woven as part of a bride’s dowry and used ceremonially during marriage rituals, often hung on the yurt or placed at the entrance. The wool exhibits a soft, lustrous handle, with saturated colors that have aged to a rich, harmonious palette. The drawing is crisp, indicating skilled tribal workmanship. This rug evenly low pile and wear consistent with age. Please see pictures for condition.
Specifications
| Brand | Tekke |
| Type | Rug |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Original/Licensed Reproduction | Original |
| Style | Antique |
| Material | 100% Wool |
| Weave | Hand-Knotted |
| Production Technique | Knotted |
| Room | Any Room |
| Culture | Turkmenistan |
| Handmade | Yes |
Handwoven wool pile on wool foundation, this traditional Turkman rug features the iconic red field adorned with repeating tekke gul motifs, symbolizing protection, fertility, and tribal identity. The finely drawn guls are arranged in disciplined symmetry, framed by multiple guard borders with classic minor motifs. rugs of this type were often woven as part of a bride’s dowry and used ceremonially during marriage rituals, often hung on the yurt or placed at the entrance. The wool exhibits a soft, lustrous handle, with saturated colors that have aged to a rich, harmonious palette. The drawing is crisp, indicating skilled tribal workmanship. This rug evenly low pile and wear consistent with age. Please see pictures for condition.
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