Yoruk Rug Gallery

15/10/2026

This Early Yomud Purple Chuval is from Western Turkmenistan in Central Asia.
Striking example with Large primary Guls accompanied by equally powerful secondary minor Guls.
Very well drawn so called ‘Bat” border framed by curved running dog guard border at the bottom row.
Beautiful all natural colors including a clear green, two shades of blue set on a purple madder field.
19th century – most likely before 1850.
39″ x 26″ – 99 x 66 cm.
SOLD

14/10/2026

This Fine Turkmen Ersari Beshir Chuval Fragment is from Central Asia, Western Turkmenistan. Amazing glossy velvet like wool pile with magenta, yellow, green silk highlights with cotton whites.
19th century - circa 1850-60.
53″ x 40″ – 135 x 102 cm.
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14/10/2026

A Fine Tekke Turkmen Chuval with beautiful tall flowers in the Elem and chunky soft pile
19th century
44” x 29” - 112 x 74 cm
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13/10/2026

This Lovely SW Persian Khamseh Bagface is from Shiraz area of Southwestern Persia.
Classic endless knot pattern in the center of the medallion surrounded by serrated leaf devises often seen in pieces woven by the Shekalou sub-tribe of the Qashqai federation. Framed by meandering dice guard border on the inside and confronting birds main border.
Circa 1900 or late 19th century.
28″ x 27″ – 72 x 69 cm.
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13/10/2026

A powerful drawing in this rare piece with a Large Scale Palmette Medallion from Southern Caucasus or Northwestern Persia. Published by Eiland - A World of Carpets 10th ICOC
19th Century
23” x 24” - 58 x 61 cm
SOLD

12/10/2026

This beautiful SW Persian Luri Khorjin is from the Fars region of Western Perisa woven by the Luri Tribe. Published in Nomadic Visions by Michael Rothberg plate 188.
It is complete with a striking kilim back.
Wonderful variety of saturated natural colors used in weaving the bag, 11 in total.
19th century – circa 1870-75.
23″ x 28″ – 59 x 71 cm.
SOLD

11/10/2026

And the last one of three Mal Bands I recently acquired - see main page for the others and link in bio for details!
“Woven to use as straps to tie goods loaded on mules and horses while migrating to different pastures or taking bales to the market. Tablet or Card weaving technique. All wool and natural colors. Most examples are missing the wooden buckles while this appears to have been preserved with its original one.”
End of 19th Century!
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10/10/2026

This Tribal Bakhtiari Mal Band Strap is from Western or South Western Persia.
Woven to use as straps to tie goods loaded on mules and horses while migrating to different pastures or taking bales to the market. Tablet or Card weaving technique. Wool weaving with cotton whites. Most examples are missing the wooden buckles while this appears to have been preserved with its original one.
Circa 1900.
3″ x 20’3″ – 7 x 618 cm. including wooden buckle
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10/10/2026

This Tribal Qashqai Mal Band Strap is from South Western Persia Fars region.
Woven to use as straps to tie goods loaded on mules and horses while migrating to different pastures or taking bales to the market. Tablet or Card weaving technique. Wool weaving with cotton whites and all natural colors. Most examples are missing the wooden buckles while this appears to have been preserved with its original one.
19th century – circa 1880-90.
3″ x 22’9 ft. – 7 x 698 cm. - including wooden buckle.
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09/10/2026

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