One Of The Kind Persian Torkman Rug#02 Size 290x208 cm

Description

🔴 One-Of-A-Kind Hand-Woven Persian Torkman (Turkmen) Rug

A Tribal, Geometric Masterpiece in Signature Deep Red Tones (Approx. 9'6" x 6'10")

The Nomadic Heritage and Defining Look of Torkman Rugs

Torkman (or Turkmen) rugs are named after the powerful, historically nomadic Turkoman tribes whose influence stretches across Central Asia, including parts of modern-day Iran and Afghanistan. These rugs are highly distinctive, immediately recognizable for their geometric patterns and deep coloration.

Ancient Lineage: The weaving traditions of the Turkoman tribes are among the most ancient, with some patterns showing similarities to the design elements of the Pazyryk Carpet, the world's oldest known pile-woven rug (c. 5th century BC). For centuries, these rugs were essential to nomadic life, used as floor coverings, door hangings, and storage bags.

The Defining 'Gul' Motif: The key characteristic of a Torkman rug is the Gul (meaning 'flower' or 'emblem'). This is a repeated, distinctive octagonal or polygonal medallion that fills the field in orderly rows and columns.

Each of the five main Turkoman tribes (including the Teke, Yomut, and Ersari) historically had its own unique Gul design, acting as a tribal insignia.

The most common Gul design is often referred to as the "Bokhara" pattern, which is derived from the Tekke main carpet design.

Signature Color Palette: Torkman rugs are celebrated for their rich, warm palette dominated by multiple shades of deep red (often derived from madder root dyes), accented with touches of navy blue, black, ivory, and brown. The use of high-quality, dense wool ensures a thick, durable pile and a luxurious feel.

This Torkman rug (#02) is a true representation of the enduring artistry of Central Asian tribal weavers, bringing a piece of vibrant history and geometric sophistication to your home.