Hand Woven Antique Yüncü Yörüks Sack Root Dye with PGI Label (Geographical Indications Product)
Step into the Tapestry of Time: Ancient Yüncü Yörüks (Root Paint). 200 Years of Treasure from Balıkesir! Experience the heritage of hand-woven Turkish knotted weavings with the Antique Yüncü Yörüks Sack Cap (Root Dye). This rug from the fascinating Balikesir region of Turkey is a living piece of history, woven with passion and artistry.
A Rare 200-Year-Old Gem: Produced between 1800 and 1825, this rug carries the stories of centuries past, making it an extraordinary artifact of unique value and significance. Each thread whispers stories of past generations, a testament to its timeless charm.
Enduring Elegance and Versatility: Adorned with mesmerizing geometric and tamga designs, this rug reflects timeless beauty and cultural heritage. Its dimensions adorn any space, from the floor to tables and even walls, adding an antique charm to your surroundings.
Carefully Preserved: The Antique Yüncü Yörüks Sack is in very good condition, a testament to its high durability and enduring quality. It was woven by the "Yüncü Yoruks" of Western Anatolia, a skilled and happy community of woolspinners who lived in harmony with the animals they raised. Their carpets and rugs, dyed with natural vegetable dyes, are renowned for their exceptional quality.
The Living Tapestry of History: The most remarkable feature of this sack are the patches made in different years, showing nearly 150 years of use. Each patch is a masterpiece of piece art, carefully preserved in its original form and created at different dates. A treasure for collectors, each patch carries its own story and adds to the unique character of the rug.
A Collector's Must-Have: Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of living history. The Antique Yüncü Yörüks Sack is a rare and valuable find that deserves a special place in every collection.
-ID information-
ID Number: 029HRA0081215
Origin: Turkey
Geographical Sign Registration No: 17
Dimensions Square meters: 66 cm x 118 cm = 0,78 Square meters
Weight: 2.5 Kg
Place of Production: Balıkesir
Manufacturer: Anonymous / Public
Age: 200. (Production 1800-1825)
Production Method: 100% Handmade
Production Time Approx: 2 months
Paint Technique: Root Dye / Kök Dye
Pattern: Geometric, Tamga pattern
Thread Technique and Weft Warp Thread: Kirman Special Spinning / Wool on Wool - 100% Wool
Condition: Good - Collectible, Antique, Fragment, Uniq, One of a kind rug
Weaving Technique: Handwoven 100%, Village Weaves.
Durability High durability, long life. It is the weaving of the "Yüncü Yörüks", one of the communities of Western Anatolia specialized in wool. The characteristic of this community is that they live in accordance with the summer and winter life of the animals they feed. "Yüncü Yörüks" are a professional and happy community in wool spinning. The carpets and rugs they weave are of high quality. The dyes are completely natural dyes. The most important feature of this sack is the patches made in different years, indicating that it has been used for about 150 years. These patches were made in different years as the sack started to wear out. Each patch is a perfect work of art, made at different dates and preserved in its original state. A special piece that collectors should never miss.
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