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game-changing moments of Bobby Carpenter's illustrious career

Food and grocery ephemera collectors are the natural first audience

and traditional natural-dye color has always made them desirable among serious collectors — and their relative scarcity compared to full-size rugs from the same period means they frequently represent strong value within the antique Caucasian textile category

This rug is hand-knotted — the tekke gul pattern built knot by knot across the full 6 ft 7 in width of the loom

Afghan Turkmen Hand-Knotted Wool Rug Burgundy Ivory Geometric Sprewell Warriors Blue framed Beckett game-changing moments of Bobby Carpenter'sWoven in the Turkmen Tradition: An Afghan Hand Knotted Wool Rug The Turkmen weaving tradition is one of the oldest and most continuously practiced in Central Asia a tribal visual language that has outlasted empires, migrations, and political disruptions across multiple centuries. This Afghan hand knotted wool rug, executed in the Turkmenistani design vocabulary with wool pile on a cotton foundation, carries that tradition into a generous room scale