No. 667 - Vintage Turkmen Tribal Rug Product Number: No. 667 Age: 1970s Origin: Kunduz / Afghanistan Material: Wool x Wool Size: 64cm x 38cm Thickness: 5mm This warm rug, with its vibrant orange and red combined with brown, is a tribal rug from the Turkmen people residing in northern Afghanistan. Despite its small size, it is a finely woven, thin piece. The central motif is a Salor gül, inspired by women's ornaments, and the Turkmen-style mille-feuille borders enhance the field. Its size makes it easy to handle, suitable for placing on a small desk or shelf, and its fiery colors seem to complement plants well. As a 50-year-old vintage rug, it doesn't show much wear and tear, with no noticeable stains or damage, and no repairs. It's in good condition. The pile itself is short and has a smooth texture, and the selvedges wrapped around the four sides are also nice. ◎ Regarding the products we handle: Some items have undergone professional repairs in Iran or at the local suppliers, but others have not been repaired, prioritizing the appearance, such as when there are no significant issues. There may also be minor repairs that we are unaware of, so please understand. We purchase items from local sellers that have been cleaned, but please note that some sand and pile debris may remain. Also, occasionally, there may be nail marks from drying after cleaning, but they will blend in with use, so please rest assured. * Severe issues are cleaned domestically during inspection, but if necessary, it is noted in the description and reflected in the price. Finally, regarding the rug itself, there is a unique smell of wool. Measurements are taken near the center, but please understand that there may be errors due to the distortion inherent in hand-woven rugs, shrinkage due to water cleaning, and color unevenness due to aging from plant dyeing. These are also part of the charm of vintage rugs.