We invite you to discover a unique piece of history and craftsmanship – a over two-meter long, hand-woven decorative fabric from Turkmenistan, dating to the early 20th century. This impressive textile artifact is not only a decoration, but also a testament to the rich weaving tradition of Turkmen tribes, famous for their intricate patterns and durable, natural dyes.

The fabric, measuring approximately 235 cm in length (including fringes) by 45 cm in width, has been preserved in very good condition, which highlights its collector value. The fringes constitute an authentic finish to the work, adding character and confirming the hand-made execution. Fabrics of this type served various functions – from decorative elements of the yurt (e.g., as "kapa" or "ensi"), through wall hangings, to covers and throws, being at the same time an expression of status and cultural identity.

Why is this specimen unique?

• Authenticity and origin: Hand weaving from Turkmenistan from the beginning of the last century.
• Condition: Very good, with complete fringes.
• Dimensions: Over 2 meters in length, ideal for display as a main decorative element.
• Historical and ethnographic value: Represents traditional Central Asian craftsmanship.

This is an offer for discerning collectors of folk art, enthusiasts of Asian antiques, and those seeking unique, history-filled interior design elements. The fabric adds character to any room, providing an excellent starting point for creating arrangements in ethno, boho, or vintage style.