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Yomud Engsi, door hanging for tent

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Title

Yomud Engsi, door hanging for tent (given title)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

execution: Jomuten-Turkmenen, Central Asia, 19th century

Subject

carpet / rug

Material | Technique

chain : wool,
weft: wool,
Flor: wool,
symmetrical knot

Measurements

height: 172 cm
width: 123.5 cm

Inventory number

T 11809

Acquisition

legacy , 1973

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

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