19th Century Bashir Chuval – Antique Turkmen Tribal Rug (4.2 x 6.9 ft)

Add a bold tribal touch to your space with this 19th Century Bashir Chuval, a stunning example of Turkmen craftsmanship. Measuring 4.2 x 6.9 feet, this handwoven rug features vibrant crimson red fields adorned with geometric diamond motifs and zigzag patterns, framed by intricate floral borders. The dynamic symmetry and powerful use of color highlight the unique artistry of the Bashir tribe, known for their distinctive weaving techniques and symbolic designs.

Key Features:

• Origin: Bashir Tribe, Turkmenistan
• Period: 19th Century
• Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool
• Design: Repeating diamond medallions, zigzag bands, and intricate border patterns
• Dimensions: 4.2 x 6.9 feet (128 x 206 cm)
• Color Palette: Rich crimson, deep indigo, ivory, and dark brown
• Condition: Excellent for its age, with minimal wear and vibrant natural dyes

Why This Chuval Stands Out:

Bashir Chuvals are decorative storage bags traditionally used by Turkmen nomads, prized for their striking patterns and exceptional craftsmanship. This piece transcends its utilitarian origins to serve as a vibrant floor covering or wall hanging, making it perfect for living rooms, hallways, or gallery spaces. The bold zigzag design reflects protection and movement, lending energy and warmth to any setting.

Celebrate the heritage of Turkmen artistry with this 19th Century Bashir Chuval – a rare collector’s piece that embodies the spirit of nomadic tribal life.