| Stock number | 25280 |
| Size | 6 ft 9 in x 10 ft 3 in (2.06 m x 3.12 m) |
| Origin | Turkmenistan |
| Age | Circa 1850 |
| Style | Turkmen, Bokara, Tekke |
| Materials | Wool |
| Construction | Hand Knotted Pile |
| Colors | Red / Rust |
| Pattern | Allover, Geometric |
Antique Turkmen - Tekke Caucasus 1850s Rug, Country of Origin: Caucasus, Circa Date: 1850s. This exceptional example of nomadic weaving originates from the Central Asian regions under the influence of Tsarist Caucasus during the mid-19th century. The Tekke tribe's masterful use of hand-spun wool and natural dyes is immediately apparent in the rich, saturated red palette of madder and indigo. The field is dominated by the characteristic Tekke Gul, a repeating octagonal medallion rendered in deep red crimson, navy blue, and ivory accents. This highly organized, repeating structure creates a mesmerizing visual rhythm across the surface, typical of an allover design favored by tribal weavers to maximize visual impact and density within the composition.