No. 593 - Vintage Turkmen Tribal Rug Product No.: No. 593 Age: 1960s Origin: Kunduz, Afghanistan Material: Wool x Wool Size: 126cm x 183cm (excluding fringe) Thickness: 5mm This rug, with its overall faded orange and cafe au lait boteh pattern and a brown base color that provides a sense of calm, is a tribal rug from the Turkmen people living in northern Afghanistan. Upon closer inspection, the paisley-filled design, with small boteh patterns drawn within the larger ones, is quite interesting. The size is suitable as a main rug, wide enough to place under a dining table or in front of a sofa with a table on it, and the size is surprisingly hard to find, which is recommended. The pile is not very long, but it has a smooth texture and can be used year-round. As a vintage rug from the 1960s, it shows its age with some wear and tear, but the color of the back suggests that the color has faded from the beginning. It's in good condition with no noticeable stains or damage, and no repairs are needed, which is great. Also, please refer to the last video (shot in natural light indoors) on Instagram at the following URL for the overall atmosphere: https://www.instagram.com/p/DQyOnpuEvAn/?img_index=15&igsh=MXBoZ2l0eG82d2F0cA== ◎ About the products handled Some items have been professionally repaired in Iran or at the local supplier, but some items have not been repaired, prioritizing the appearance, such as when there are no problems. Please understand that there may be minor repairs that we do not notice. We purchase the rugs from local sellers as cleaned, but please note that some sand may remain and pile debris may come out. Also, there may be nail marks from drying after cleaning, but they will blend in with use, so please rest assured. Finally, regarding the rug itself, there is a unique smell of wool. Measurements are taken near the center, but there may be errors due to the distortion of hand-woven rugs, shrinkage due to water cleaning, and color unevenness due to aging from plant dyeing, but please understand that this is also the charm of vintage rugs.