Lot 02, Experience the majesty of the past with this custom-made Ersari-Turkaman rug, featuring traditional 14th-century Temidsin gulls in design. Crafted by Ersari clan artisans in a Khiva studio, this exquisite piece is woven from handspun wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes. Each knot and hue echoes a storied history, making it a profound statement of both art and heritage. The term “Temir Dovsin Gul” (or “Temirdsin Gul”) refers to a distinctive and complex pattern found in some Turkoman rugs, particularly those from the 12th to 14th century. This design is characterized by its geometric and repetitive octagonal or diamond-shaped motifs, often incorporating a variety of intricate details that reflect the artistry of Turkoman weavers. The term “Temir” means “iron” in Turkish, while “Dovsin” could be connected to the word for a “loop” or “ring,” suggesting strength and durability, traits highly valued by the Turkoman tribes. This type of design symbolizes tribal identity and is unique to certain Turkoman groups, such as the Yomut or Ersari. The pattern is a testament to the deep-rooted cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of the Turkoman people, making these rugs highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts.

Size: 200x157cm
Estimate: $1,500-$2,000

Certificate of authenticity & valuation for this rug will be sent to the buyer after purchase.
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