6'3 x 10'2 Handmade Vintage Turkoman Yomud Large Area Kilim Rug, Palace Size Rug

Hand-Knotted Turkoman Yomut Kilim - Reversible

Embrace the Legacy: A Unique Turkoman Treasure

• Rug Style: Turkoman - Yomut tribe (Eagle gul Motif)
• Size: 6'3 x 10'2 (193 x 310 cm) - Pure woven area only, without fringe
• Materials:
  • Foundation: Wool
  • Pile: 100% Wool
• Condition: New
• Weave Type: Hand-knotted (Asymmetric Knot)
• Origin: Akhal province, Turkmenistan

This exquisite Turkoman rug, hand-knotted in the Akhal province of Turkmenistan, embodies the rich heritage of the Yomut tribe. Its intricate Eagle gul motif, meticulously crafted with fine wool and a remarkable knot density of 225 knots per square inch, speaks to its exceptional durability and artistry.

A Tapestry of Tradition

• Handwoven Artistry: Every rug in our store is a testament to the centuries-old tradition of Turkoman carpet weaving, passed down through generations of skilled artisans.
• UNESCO Recognition: In 2019, UNESCO recognized the Traditional Turkmen carpet-making art as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, underscoring its global significance.
• Natural Beauty: Crafted from pure wool, this rug boasts a natural dirt-repelling quality and flame resistance, ensuring its lasting beauty and resilience for years to come.

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• Established Legacy: Since 1990, HEMDEM has been a trusted purveyor of authentic Turkoman carpets and ethnographic handicrafts.
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