Teke Buchara (Yomut) - Purified - Rug - 389 cm - 277 cm
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A hand-knotted Turkmenistan rug from the Teke Buchara (Yomut) group, professionally cleaned, measuring 389 cm by 277 cm, 100% wool on wool, dating to the late 20th century, generally in good condition, with about 560,000 knots per m² and a certificate.
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Description from the seller
-- Special & beloved Teke Buchara, large & impressive rug full of stories - Semi-antique and in good condition
-- Professionally cleaned*
-- approx. 560,000 knots per m² (!!!)
-- With Certificate
*Before entering our warehouse, cleaned at a laundry specialized in hand-knotted rugs, then not used again.
This is a hand-knotted Oriental rug, made from durable, natural materials. The way it is knotted and the variety of patterns make this rug a unique piece and emphasize its authentic and artisanal character.
It is an excellent used rug with an extremely long lifespan.
This is a lightly used, cleaned rug that can be laid out as is. A special & beloved rug, very finely knotted, a top piece. Hand-knotted in Turkmenistan, by the Teke tribe(s). Comparable to the better-known Yomut, but even more exclusive. This Teke tribe did not knot rugs as often as the larger Yomut tribes. Thus rarer and full of stories, open to personal interpretation. A fantastic rug made of 100% wool, hand-knotted somewhere between 1930 and 1950 and still in unusually good condition for its age.
Main color: Red
Accent colors: Cream and brown- and blue-toned
Notable features: Rich abrash (natural color variations among each other); Much character; Clean and fresh-looking; Gorgeous sheen; Depending on viewing angle this rug has a lighter and a darker side; Rare object; Finely knotted; Large & impressive rug full of stories; 100% wool.
Signs of use: Minimal, barely visible signs of use, unavoidable in rugs of this age.
View the photos for your own judgment.
This rug will be sent by registered mail with track and trace.
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Seller's Story
Welcome to More-Smoor
More-Smoor specializes in almost new, used, and (semi-) antique, hand-knotted carpets and runners.
For us, customer satisfaction is number one. Without satisfied customers, we have no right to exist.
Over the past 10 years, we have sold over 15,000 carpets through Catawiki and our own webshop.
More-Smoor.com
English
KledenMetEenVerleden.nl
Our success could only be built upon through the maximum customer appreciation of 100%.
We achieve customer satisfaction by;
the sale of beautiful, hand-knotted rugs
- to describe and photograph our rugs objectively and honestly.
- fast and open communication with our (international) clients.
We hope this gives you enough confidence to also make an offer on one or more of our carpets, because
Your purchase is our concern!
We are:
Wessel & Suzanne Moorman
info@kledenmeteenverleden.nl
De Bongerd 20
's-Heerenberg
Netherlands
Translated by Google Translate-- Special & beloved Teke Buchara, large & impressive rug full of stories - Semi-antique and in good condition
-- Professionally cleaned*
-- approx. 560,000 knots per m² (!!!)
-- With Certificate
*Before entering our warehouse, cleaned at a laundry specialized in hand-knotted rugs, then not used again.
This is a hand-knotted Oriental rug, made from durable, natural materials. The way it is knotted and the variety of patterns make this rug a unique piece and emphasize its authentic and artisanal character.
It is an excellent used rug with an extremely long lifespan.
This is a lightly used, cleaned rug that can be laid out as is. A special & beloved rug, very finely knotted, a top piece. Hand-knotted in Turkmenistan, by the Teke tribe(s). Comparable to the better-known Yomut, but even more exclusive. This Teke tribe did not knot rugs as often as the larger Yomut tribes. Thus rarer and full of stories, open to personal interpretation. A fantastic rug made of 100% wool, hand-knotted somewhere between 1930 and 1950 and still in unusually good condition for its age.
Main color: Red
Accent colors: Cream and brown- and blue-toned
Notable features: Rich abrash (natural color variations among each other); Much character; Clean and fresh-looking; Gorgeous sheen; Depending on viewing angle this rug has a lighter and a darker side; Rare object; Finely knotted; Large & impressive rug full of stories; 100% wool.
Signs of use: Minimal, barely visible signs of use, unavoidable in rugs of this age.
View the photos for your own judgment.
This rug will be sent by registered mail with track and trace.
O432
Seller's Story
Welcome to More-Smoor
More-Smoor specializes in almost new, used, and (semi-) antique, hand-knotted carpets and runners.
For us, customer satisfaction is number one. Without satisfied customers, we have no right to exist.
Over the past 10 years, we have sold over 15,000 carpets through Catawiki and our own webshop.
More-Smoor.com
English
KledenMetEenVerleden.nl
Our success could only be built upon through the maximum customer appreciation of 100%.
We achieve customer satisfaction by;
the sale of beautiful, hand-knotted rugs
- to describe and photograph our rugs objectively and honestly.
- fast and open communication with our (international) clients.
We hope this gives you enough confidence to also make an offer on one or more of our carpets, because
Your purchase is our concern!
We are:
Wessel & Suzanne Moorman
info@kledenmeteenverleden.nl
De Bongerd 20
's-Heerenberg
Netherlands
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Model
Teke Buchara (Yomut) - Purified
Length
389 cm
Width
277 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Turkmenistan
Condition
Overall in good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Late 20th century
