Antique Turkmen Sarah Jalar - 19th Century Tent Hanger, Embroidered

Embark on a journey through Turkmen heritage with our Antique Turkmen Sarah Jalar. Dating back to the 19th century, this unique piece served as a tent hanger, embodying the nomadic lifestyle and cultural traditions of the Turkmen people. Handcrafted with natural dyes and featuring intricate embroidery and weaving, this jalar is a prized find for collectors and enthusiasts seeking a piece of history to adorn their space.

Key Features:

• Historical Significance: A genuine antique from the 19th century, representing the nomadic lifestyle and cultural heritage of the Turkmen Sarah tribe.
• Tent Hanger: Originally used as a tent hanger, this jalar carries with it the stories and traditions of Turkmen nomads.
• Naturally Dyed: Made with natural dyes, this jalar boasts rich, earthy tones that have aged beautifully over time.
• Embroidered and Woven: Features intricate embroidery and weaving techniques unique to Turkmen craftsmanship, adding depth and texture to its design.
• Dimensions: Measures 180x110 cm, making it a striking statement piece for any room or space.

Specifications:

• Origin: Turkmen Sarah
• Era: 19th Century
• Dimensions: 180x110 cm
• Condition: Excellent (Collector's Grade)
• Care Instructions: Professional cleaning recommended to preserve the quality and beauty of the jalar.

Enhance your home decor with the timeless beauty of this Antique Turkmen Sarah Jalar. Its exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance make it a cherished addition to any collection.

Shop now and own a piece of Turkmen history!