This Antique Tekke Turkmen rug, dating to circa 1910, is a striking example of Central Asian tribal weaving. Handwoven in wool, it features the classic Tekke gul motif arranged in a precise, repeating field across a rich madder red ground.
The composition is framed by multiple geometric borders, each densely patterned with tribal symbols that reflect the heritage of the Tekke people. Deep indigo and ivory accents provide contrast and clarity, while the natural dyes have matured beautifully, giving the rug depth and warmth.
The wool pile is finely woven with a soft yet resilient handle, typical of high-quality Tekke craftsmanship. Its balanced, repeating design makes it versatile for both traditional and more contemporary interiors.
In very good condition for its age, this piece remains both decorative and durable, offering a strong sense of character and authenticity.