Engsi Parda - Carpet - 180 cm - 115 cm

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The Engsi Parda is a hand-knotted Asian wool-on-wool rug measuring 180 × 115 cm, dating from the mid-20th century and in generally good condition.

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Hand-knotted Afghan Turkmen Engsi / Parda Rug - 180 x 115 cm - Pure wool on wool - Traditional tribal geometric design
• Country of origin: Afghanistan
• Style / Design: Traditional Afghan-Turkmen (Engsi / Parda design)
• Dimensions: approx. 180 x 115 cm
• Pile material: 100% pure wool (hand-spun)
• Warp/weft material: Wool on wool (fully authentic tribal construction)
• Knotting technique: Fully hand-knotted
• Colors: Deep red, Bordeaux, black, dark brown and fine ivory-white accents
This beautiful Oriental rug is an authentic piece of nomadic art, handcrafted by Turkmen weavers in the border region of Afghanistan. The design features the characteristic Engsi (or Parda) motif, traditionally used as ceremonial tent doorway or wall decoration. The field is divided into geometric compartments with stylized tree- or bird-motifs, surrounded by a rich, layered border full of tribal symbols.
Thanks to the use of high-quality hand-spun wool and natural dyes, the rug has a warm, deep appearance and the pile feels soft. A very durable and characterful piece that fits perfectly in both classic, industrial, and modern bohemian interiors.
The rug is in good used condition with signs of age and wear
The photos are part of the description, please view them carefully before you bid
Colors and shades may vary in the photos
This item will be carefully packaged and insured, shipped via PostNL

Hand-knotted Afghan Turkmen Engsi / Parda Rug - 180 x 115 cm - Pure wool on wool - Traditional tribal geometric design
• Country of origin: Afghanistan
• Style / Design: Traditional Afghan-Turkmen (Engsi / Parda design)
• Dimensions: approx. 180 x 115 cm
• Pile material: 100% pure wool (hand-spun)
• Warp/weft material: Wool on wool (fully authentic tribal construction)
• Knotting technique: Fully hand-knotted
• Colors: Deep red, Bordeaux, black, dark brown and fine ivory-white accents
This beautiful Oriental rug is an authentic piece of nomadic art, handcrafted by Turkmen weavers in the border region of Afghanistan. The design features the characteristic Engsi (or Parda) motif, traditionally used as ceremonial tent doorway or wall decoration. The field is divided into geometric compartments with stylized tree- or bird-motifs, surrounded by a rich, layered border full of tribal symbols.
Thanks to the use of high-quality hand-spun wool and natural dyes, the rug has a warm, deep appearance and the pile feels soft. A very durable and characterful piece that fits perfectly in both classic, industrial, and modern bohemian interiors.
The rug is in good used condition with signs of age and wear
The photos are part of the description, please view them carefully before you bid
Colors and shades may vary in the photos
This item will be carefully packaged and insured, shipped via PostNL

Details

Era
1900-2000
Model
Engsi Parda
Length
180 cm
Width
115 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Asia
Condition
Overall in good condition
Professionally cleaned
No
Manufacturing period
Mid 20th century
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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