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Articles on Turkmen rugs
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 Reflections on the Engsi
Reflections on the Engsi by Richard Wright Richard Wrights continuing research appears at - "What was the ensi before it became a hanging?" Charles Grant Ellis, 1993 Figure 1. The setting, a map of Turkmenistan and the surrounding environs. Turkmen carpets and carpet-like items have clear functions khali (carpet), torba (bag), iolan (band), and so forth. One, however, may not be so straight-forward, the engsi. For any such question the proper starting point is a relevant dictionary (c... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article44WrightEngsi.html 08/11/2006 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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The Tamga
The Tamga by Richard Wright Richard Wright's continuing research appears at - Figure 1. . European Russia became aware of Turkmen carpet art not long after the empire's expansion across Siberia and then south into Central Asia. The first instance was a folio (1879) compiled by N. E. Simakov, the product of a typical Russian "scientific" expedition into new colonial territory comprised of engineers, an hydrographer, botanists, a geologist, a zoologist, an art historian, and two painter... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article48WrightTamga.html 24/05/2006 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 The Akhal Oasis
The Akhal Oasis by Richard Wright Richard Wright's continuing research appears at - Figure 1. . No outsider can get to bedrock with respect to Turkmen rugs. The Akhal oasis, however, may provide an opportunity for finding a few brass tacks. Although nowadays largely ignored in the lexicon, rugs of this small area were a discrete type in the pre-revolutionary Russian Turkmen carpet literature. The Embrace of the Bear Baron Felkersham correctly bounded Akhal as a 240 verst by 20-30 verst (a verst... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article49WrightAkhal.html 24/05/2006 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 30 Masterpieces of Turkmen Rugs - Dudin Collection
Thirty Turkmen Rugs - Masterpieces from the Collection of S. M. Dudin Part I (Salor Weavings) by Elena Tsareva Originally appeared in , Vol. 11, #1 FOREWORD I thought it was important to reproduce this article for more people to see. It was first published about 16 years ago, and since that time there are many more people who have expressed an interest in Turkmen weavings. All of the rugs have been published elsewhere, but the book is out of print and not readily available in book stores, thoug... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article41DudinTurkmen.html 22/09/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 Thirty Turkmen Rugs-Masterpieces from the SM Dudin Collection
Thirty Turkmen Rugs - Masterpieces from the Collection of S. M. Dudin Part II (Saryk Weavings) by Elena Tsareva Originally appeared in , Vol. 11, #1 6. SARYQ Turkoman, TORBA 3'8"x1'1" (110x33 cm.) Late 17th/early 18th century, SME No. 26-27 Design: Diamond gu l Warp: Wool, ivory, Z2S, slightly spun, slightly depressed Weft: Wool, brown, Z2S, two shoots Knot: Wool Z2S; symmetric, count: 10 horizontal (41), 26 vertical (103), 260 per square inch (4,223 dm2); uneven knotting; natural dye... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article42DudinTurkmen.html 22/09/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 Thirty Turkmen Rugs-Masterpieces from the SM Dudin Collection
Thirty Turkmen Rugs - Masterpieces from the Collection of S. M. Dudin Part III (Tekke & Yomud Weavings) by Elena Tsareva Originally appeared in , Vol. 11, #1 12 . TEKKE Turkmen, TORBA 3'7"X1'2" (110X36 cm2) Early 19th century, SME No. 26-15 Design : Nine Gul with Arrow Chemche Warp: Wool, white,Z2S,fine Weft: Wool, brown, Z2S, slightly spun, slightly plied, very fine, two shoots Knot: Wool and cotton, Z2S; asymmetric, open right; count: 14 horizontal (55), 37 vertical (146), 518 p... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article43DudinTurkmen.html 22/09/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 NERS "Whither Turkomania"
Whither Turkomania? by Lawrence Kearney This article originally appeared in Oriental Rug Review Vol 1, No. 10 (January, 1982). Copies of this issue may still be available for purchase - please consult the website. . "And this was the land of the famous horsemen of Tamerlane! New Urgench has fallen on sad days, its streets filled with riders of tiny donkeys. " From "Surveying Through Khoresm", by Lyman D. Wilbur, Nat. Geog., June 1932 If you were in Washington in October 1980... - http://www.ne-rugsociety.org/orr-literature/whither-turkomania.htm 15/01/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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TurkoTek: Oriental Rugs, Salor Weaving
Turkotek Attribution Guides: CHARACTERISTICS OF SALOR WEAVING By R. John Howe Below you will find a description of some basic characteristics of Salor weaving, based on design , weave structure , and colors and dyes . We have also included some information about dating pieces. We note at the outset that some controversy exists over the criteria for attributing weaving to the Salor tribe. The most widely accepted approach is to use weave structure criteria (e.g., asymmetrical knot, open to left;... - http://www.turkotek.com/attributes/salor/slinfo.html 15/01/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 The Turkmen Tribes - Edmond O'Donovan
The Turcoman Tribes (1882) Report of Edmond O'Donovan (Special Correspondent to the Daily News ) Migrations of Tribes The Turcoman Tekke tribes of Merv has two tribes the Toktamish, on the eastern bank of the river , and the Otamish ,on the western. The Toktamish is the most numerous and also the senior tribe, but its precedence is purely honorary. Kouchid Khan ,who commanded the whole nation during its migration to Merv,and in the subsequent war with Persia was hereditary chief of the Toktamis... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article33ODonovanTurkmenl.html 02/01/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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 The Tribal Gol in Turkmen Carpets-VG Moshkova
The Tribal Gol in Turkmen Carpets by V.G. Moshkova Adapted from Turkoman Studies 1 Reproduced here with permission by Humanities Press/Oguz Press,& Robert Pinner FOREWORD by Tom Cole I have discovered through working on re-creating this article and the reaction of the few who previewed it for typographical errors and aesthetics that many people with a real interest in Turkmen weavings have not thoroughly read Moshkova's text, myself included. Skimming the text and picking up on some of her ... - http://www.tcoletribalrugs.com/article35Moshkova.html 02/01/2005 - Category: Turkmen - More from this publisher
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