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An exceptional Antique Uzbek Julkhyr Rug with Inscription.
This extraordinary antique Uzbek Julkhyr rug stands out immediately due to a rare inscription woven directly into its design. Please also note the asymetry in the colour use in the central field in the upper part, with the introduction of a block of blue colour.
Traditionally, Julkhyrs were primitive, coarsely woven textiles with a long pile, crafted to serve as sleeping mats or heavy body coverings against the cold. All the dyes are natural. This Julkhyr is in mint condition, and still retains the original plaited fringes. All natural dyes
This Julkhyr is a remarkable piece of tribal art.
Material: 100% hand-spun sheep wool and hemp? for the warp
Size: 394×125 cms
Origin: Uzbek tribes, Afghanistan
Date of weaving: 1900s
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