Kelim - 110 cm - 45 cm - Jalar Afghan tent bag
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The Jalar Afghan tent bag from Turkmenistan, 110 × 45 cm, wool on cotton, in overall good condition.
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Ancient Turkmen Sarah Jalar tent bag – Early 20th century
Discover Turkmen heritage through this antique Jalar Sarah, a rare piece dating from the early 20th century. Once hung inside nomadic tents, this textile bears witness to an ancestral way of life, where every object carried meaning, tradition, and beauty. Entirely handwoven and hand-embroidered, this jalar was made from natural dyes, revealing deep and warm tones that time has beautifully patinated. Its rich and meticulous décor reflects the exceptional craftsmanship of Turkmen artisans and the nomadic soul of the Sarah people. An exemplary collector's item, this jalar is much more than a textile: it is a fragment of history, a work filled with memory, ready to grace a space with elegance and authenticity.
Key features
Historical heritage.
Authentic early-20th-century piece, representative of nomadic culture and the artistic identity of the Turkmen Sarah tribe.
Original function
Used as a hanging ornament in tents, this jalar accompanied the daily life of the nomads and their rituals.
Natural dyes
Made from natural pigments, offering organic and harmonious colors.
Traditional embroidery and weaving
Decorated with complex motifs, created according to ancestral techniques specific to Turkmen textile art.
Origin: Turkmenistan – Sarah tribe
Period: Early 20th century
Dimensions: 130 × 45 cm + 65 cm of fringe
- With a back sleeve for a wall-hanging rod
Condition: Excellent
Ancient Turkmen Sarah Jalar tent bag – Early 20th century
Discover Turkmen heritage through this antique Jalar Sarah, a rare piece dating from the early 20th century. Once hung inside nomadic tents, this textile bears witness to an ancestral way of life, where every object carried meaning, tradition, and beauty. Entirely handwoven and hand-embroidered, this jalar was made from natural dyes, revealing deep and warm tones that time has beautifully patinated. Its rich and meticulous décor reflects the exceptional craftsmanship of Turkmen artisans and the nomadic soul of the Sarah people. An exemplary collector's item, this jalar is much more than a textile: it is a fragment of history, a work filled with memory, ready to grace a space with elegance and authenticity.
Key features
Historical heritage.
Authentic early-20th-century piece, representative of nomadic culture and the artistic identity of the Turkmen Sarah tribe.
Original function
Used as a hanging ornament in tents, this jalar accompanied the daily life of the nomads and their rituals.
Natural dyes
Made from natural pigments, offering organic and harmonious colors.
Traditional embroidery and weaving
Decorated with complex motifs, created according to ancestral techniques specific to Turkmen textile art.
Origin: Turkmenistan – Sarah tribe
Period: Early 20th century
Dimensions: 130 × 45 cm + 65 cm of fringe
- With a back sleeve for a wall-hanging rod
Condition: Excellent
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Jalar Afghan tent bag
Nr of items
1
Length
110 cm
Width
45 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of Origin
Turkmenistan
Condition
Overall in good condition
Professionally Cleaned
No
Manufacturing period
Early 20th century
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