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A Very Decorative Wall Hanging Rug Called "Pangerli" From Afghanistan
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Wool on cotton. Hand woven. This is a Pangerli rug from Afghanistan woven by the Turkman tribe. This type of rug is meant as a decoration. It is well made with beautiful soft colours. For more information on Pagnerli and other decorative rugs please read articles below.
AGE: Circa 1950s/1960s. CONDITON: Very good, full pile. with tassels. SIZE: 2.16 x 1.51 m - 7'.1" x 5' ft. COLOURS: brown, black, ivory. ESTIAMTE: US$1000 to US$1500. All goods will be shipped after the clearnce of the payment. STOCK NO: LY1122-1-786.
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PANGERLI
These are tribal pieces woven by the Turkman tribes of northern Afghanistan. They are woven by the women of the tribe and are mainly for their own domestic use. They use these items for the decoration of the YURT (tent). They are very decorative items. In the East they use them as wall hangings and some even hang them over the windows, that is why they are better known as Pangerlic.
Turkmen And Other Nomadic Bags
Despite the common factors of a simple loom-type, wool yarn and dyes, the weaving of the Turkoman tribes, the Shahsavan, the Uzbek, Kirghiz, Kazakh, Belouch and other tent dwellers of central Asia and Persia, are astonishingly divers in their structures, colouring and decorative patterns, even when fulfilling similar functions. Lacking vegetable fibres such as wood to make baskets and furniture, nomads turn to woven bags to store and transport their possessions. The number and quality of the bags to store clothing, bedding, domestic items and hunting equipment that hangs from the lattice of the tent judge the wealth and status of a family. Various shapes of bag and types of fastening have developed for specific uses. The precious commodity, salt, is carried in the Namakdan (salt bag), a distinctive small square bag with a long narrow neck which folds over to prevent spillage. These bags are certainly a conversation piece in any household.
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