
Lot Nr.: 177
Bezeichnung: TURKMENISCHER ASMALYK
Herkunftsland: Zentralasien, Mittleres Amu-Darya Tal,
Ende 19. Jh.
Abmessungen: ca. 61 x 51 cm
Schätzpreis in EUR: 12000
Ein sehr seltener, siebenseitiger Asmalyk mit einem
Muster im Ikat-Stil. Das in einem amerikanischen
Ausstellungskatalog publizierte Gegenstück aus der
Sammlung Schlitz ist 1993 den Ersari zugeschrieben
worden. Unser Exemplar weicht in der Knüpfstruktur, den
Farben und auch hinsichtlich der Florwolle von uns
bekannten, typischen Ersari-Arbeiten ab, so daß wir eher
einen Ursprung im mittleren Amu-Darya-Tal annehmen, einer
Region, in der, wie im Veramin-Gebiet, viele Volksgruppen
nebeneinander lebten, es Quereinflüsse gab und sich eine
Unterscheidung nach Stämmen als schwierig herausgestellt
hat. Wir halten es nicht für undenkbar, daß unser
Asmalyk von Usbeken geknüpft wurde. -
Originalabschlüsse ringsum, guter Zustand.
Vergleich:
Lit.: STONE, PETER (Hrsg.), Mideast Meets Midwest.
Ethnographic Rugs From Midwest Collections. Chicago 1993,
Nr. 63
Rough Translation:
Lot No: 177
Title: TURKMENISCHER ASMALYK
Country of origin: Central Asia, Middle Amu-Darya Valley,
Late 19th Century
Dimensions: approximately 61 x 51 cm
Estimate in EUR: 12000
A very rare, seven sided Asmalyk with a Ikat style
pattern. Housed in a U.S. exhibition catalogue published
counterpart from the collection slot 1993, is attributed
Ersari. Our copy differs in the structure, colors and
also with regard to the pile of wool known to us, typical
Ersari work, so that we might end up in the middle of
origin Amu-Darya Valley, a region where, as in the area
Veramin Many ethnic groups lived side by side, it was
cross-influences and a distinction between tribes as
difficult. We believe it is not inconceivable that our
Asmalyk is related to the Uzbeks. -- Original accounts
around, good condition.
Comparison:
Lit: STONE, PETER (ed.), Mideast Meets Midwest. Rugs From
Midwest Ethnographic Collections. Chicago 1993, No. 63
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