12. Central Asia -- page 12 of 21
1 Turkish Pile Rugs
2 Turkish Pile Rugs
3 Turkish Flatweaves
4 Anatolian Yastiks
5 Anatolian Yastiks
6 Anatolian Yastiks
7 Anatolian Yastiks
8 Anatolian Yastiks
9 Anatolian Yastiks
10 Anatolian Yastiks
11 Central Asia
12 Central Asia
13 Central Asia
14 Central Asia
15 Central Asia
16 Caucasus
17 Turkish
18 Turkish Karaman 17c
19 Anatolian Hotamish Turkmen Kilim
20 Textile Gallery
21 Persian Rugs
22 More Anatolian Yastiks
Rugs and Trappings of Central Asia: The Collection of Dennis Dodds and Zinaida Vaganova
ABOVE: MAIN CARPET (fragment), Middle Amu Darya, circa 1800
ABOVE: See Central Asian Carpets auction catalogue for a similar prayer rug with segiz kelleh borders, LeFevre and Partners, London, 1978; Lot 17, "Beshir Prayer Rug, early 19th century."
ABOVE: CENTRAL ASIAN PRAYER RUG, of the uncommon 'stele' type, Middle Amu Darya, first half 19th century. This group was the topic of my paper delivered at an ICOC symposium in Leningrad in 1988 and at The Textile Museum in Washington, DC in 1990.
ABOVE: PRAYER RUG, Yomut Family, possibly Ogurjali, c 100. or before. Some motifs are woven with true camel hair. Exhibited and published, 8th ICOC, Philadelphia, 1996. "Oriental Rugs from Atlantic Collections," p. 177, fig. 198.
ABOVE: TURKMEN ENGSI (DOOR COVER): Tekke tribe, c 1800
ABOVE: CENTRAL ASIAN ENGSI (DOOR COVER): Middle Amu Darya, mid-19th century (ex-coll. Dr. Marvin Amstey, Rochester; Meyer-Muller, Zurich). SOLD
ABOVE: Tekke Main Carpet, circa 1850
ABOVE: Central Asia, Middle Amu Darya region, Ersari/Beshir, circa 1800-25. 4.6 x 9.0 feet
