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A YOMUT ASMALYK
A YOMUT ASMALYK
A YOMUT ASMALYK
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A YOMUT ASMALYK

WEST TURKMENISTAN, CIRCA 1880

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A YOMUT ASMALYK
WEST TURKMENISTAN, CIRCA 1880
Full pile throughout, overall excellent condition
2ft.7in. x 4ft.5in. (79cm. x 134cm.)
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Predominantly woven by the Yomud and Tekke tribes, asmalyks were traditionally woven in pairs and would be used during Turkmen wedding ceremonies to decorate either side of the camel on which the bride would be carried. The pentagonal form is created through a combination of both plain and piled weaving techniques which requires greater skill on the part of the weaver. A closely related example is illustrated in E.Herrman, Seltene Orientteppiche, IV, Munich, 1982, pp.238-39, pl.88.

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