Rug
Maker
Unknown, possibly Taimuri
Datethird quarter of 19th century
MediumWool
Dimensions64 1/4 x 37 3/4 in
Credit LineGift of David and Meghan Potter
Object numberAS2015.11.POT
DescriptionRug possibly attributable to Turkmen tribe (possibly Taimuri) executed in Afghanistan. Main field pattern comprised of lattice with Kochak cross elements. The use of red suggests an Afghan origination. Chaudor Turkmen diamond main border that possibly derives from applique work. Minor borders feature a barber pole design in blue and red. Striped flat woven kilim on top and bottom ends.
ClassificationsTextiles
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Unknown Turkmen, Yomut
