A SARYK CHUVAL
A SARYK CHUVAL

SOUTHWEST TURKMENISTAN, LAST QUARTER 19TH CENTURY

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A SARYK CHUVAL
Southwest Turkmenistan, Last Quarter 19th Century
The rust field with sixteen Saryk guls interspersed by secondary sary guls overall within a crimson Saryk border with a dancing girl elem and upper border
Approximately 3ft. 2in. x 4ft. 8in. (97cm. x 142cm)

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Warp: wool, ivory, natural, Z2S
Weft: wool, brown, natural, Z2S, 2 shoots alternating
Pile: wool, Z2, some Z3, or cotton, white, Z or Z2, symmetric pulled left, 0-45 degree warp depression, H12 x V24, made inverted
Sides: left: not original; right: 2 bundles of 2 body warps wrapped in rust pile wool, irregular turkmen edge knots
Ends: top: 2 inch plainweave, line of crimson, Z2 wool, 2/1 soumack wrapping; then 7/8 inch red brown weft-faced Z2 wool; then balanced ivory Z2 wool. bottom: not original
Colors: rust, white cotton (eroded), maroon, burnt apricot (eroded), dark brown, navy, crimson

For a similar example with a comparable dancing girl elem, please refer to Werner Loges, Turkoman Tribal Rugs, 1980, pp.62-3, fig. 32.

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