Handmade Antique Turkmen Yomud Rug 4.2' x 6.4' (127cm x 193cm) 1920s - 1N92 Handmade Antique Turkmen Yomud Rug | 6'4" 4'2" (193 cm 127 cm) | 1920s Nomadic Splendor Woven in Wool This striking antique Turkmen Yomud rug from the 1920s carries the bold spirit of Central Asian nomads in its vibrant geometric patterns. Woven by Yomud tribeswomen, its dynamic design served as both floor covering and cultural narrative, with symbols passed down through generations of Turkmen weavers. Tribal Patterns with Museum-Quality Patina The rich burgundy field - achieved with traditional madder root dye - showcases slightly faded tribal gul motifs, their softened edges bearing witness to decades of use in nomadic tents. This authentic wear enhances the rug's character, revealing the beautiful evolution of natural dyes over time. Heirloom Craftsmanship for Modern Spaces At 6'4" 4'2" (193 cm 127 cm), this substantial yet manageable size adapts beautifully beneath coffee tables, beside beds, or as a wall hanging. The dense wool pile provides both visual warmth and remarkable durability underfoot. Key Information Type: Handmade antique Turkmen Yomud rugOrigin: Turkmenistan (Yomud tribe)Age: 1920sMaterial: Hand-spun wool, natural dyesTechnique: Hand-knotted with tribal motifsColors: Burgundy, indigo, ivory, and saffronCondition: Excellent antique condition with soft patinaDimensions: 6'4" 4'2" (193 cm 127 cm) (description exceeds maximum possible length)