Arabatchi Chuval,
West Turkestan, c. 68 x 144 cm, first half of the 19th century, wefts: wool and cotton; among the most beautiful and also rarest chuvals are Arabatchi pieces, with three complete, Tekke-like, high “lobed guls” and archaic Arabatchi secondary motifs, parts of the pattern in the present specimen are manufactured in cotton, whereas silk would be used in later pieces; partially low pile, both finishes have been reduced.
Further reading:
Elena Tsareva, Turkmen Carpets, The Neville Kingston collection.
09.04.2019 - 16:00
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Arabatchi Chuval,
West Turkestan, c. 68 x 144 cm, first half of the 19th century, wefts: wool and cotton; among the most beautiful and also rarest chuvals are Arabatchi pieces, with three complete, Tekke-like, high “lobed guls” and archaic Arabatchi secondary motifs, parts of the pattern in the present specimen are manufactured in cotton, whereas silk would be used in later pieces; partially low pile, both finishes have been reduced.
Further reading:
Elena Tsareva, Turkmen Carpets, The Neville Kingston collection.
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