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Lot Nr.: 63
Description: P-CHODOR CHUVAL
Origin: Central Asia, West Turkestan, 1st half 19th
century
Size: ca. 73 x 118 cm
Estimate EUR: 3,300
Notes on Condition
Pile partly low, sides repaired, losses to upper end;
flat woven back not preserved.
Literature References
Lit: SAMMLUNG HCS, Exhibition Catalogue "Große
Taschen, kleine Taschen". Miniaturkunst der
Turkmenen aus der Sammlung HCS. Hodenhagen 1997, no. 33
JBOC Note: In Wie Blumen in der Wüste Siawosch Azadi delineated a
group that esthetically fit within the confines of the
Chodor group but appear to be Yomut in structure. This
group is referred to as Pseudo-Chodor. I find the whole
argument less than compelling (or maybe over my head
since Azadi is very sharp) but it is certainly worthy of
consideration.
See Azadi,
Siawosch, Andrews, P.A., Rautenstengel, A. & U.,
Sienknecht, H. Ch. Wie Blumen In Der Wuste. 1993.
Seen on www.rippon-boswell-wiesbaden.de/
For Further Reading:
Thanks and best wishes,
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
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