» 7. Saryk Türkmen çuwal
Ca. 1890. Size: 5 ft. 4 in. x 3 ft. 4 in.
Use: Transport bag.
Ornamentation: 6 classic turreted Salyr (Mary) main çuwal güls (enclosing an äyna gochak pattern) in 2 rows of 3 each, outlined in blue with rose colored silk inside the güls. 6 minor çuwal emblems with 4 gochak tipped points and 4 disappearing emblems in the cornices. Central field is framed by 3 borders; a kyrk gochak main border (hooked cruciforms with X crosses called naldag) flanked by 2 tekbent stripes, then 1 gozenek minor border is followed by 1 tekbent stripe. Lower and upper apron has offset rows of small kelle motifs. Upper apron has single horizontal gochak border flanked by 2 giyak stripes.
Provenance: Pende Oasis area, South Turkestan.
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