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Early 18th century Salor Juval
This is a great Salor Turkmen
Trapping. The legendary turkmen
expert James C. Allen convinced noted collector Kurt Munkacsi to add this Salor Juval to his colletion. .
This Juval was later c14 tested by Dr. Timothy A. J.
Jull and was dated to the early 18th century.
A Salor Juval.
Central Turkistan early 18th
century, (Sotheby's incorrectly listed it as late
18th century) Small holes, loses to one side,
oxidized aubergines, silk highlights.
Approximately 4 ft. 1 in. by 2 ft. by 11
Warps: Wool, Z2S alternate warp
slightly depressed, ivory
Weft: Wool, Z2 2 shoots medium to
dark brown.
Pile: Wool , asymmetrical knot,
open to the left.
Density: 13 15h 18
20v
Sides: Wool 1 outer cord of 3
warps incomplete.
Ends: Warp fringe.
Colors: Venetian red, garnet,
deep bottle green, toast, pewter brown, indigo,
cordovan, ochre.
Note: To further a long term research
project I am collecting data. When a piece such as this
may be of interest to others I have decided to share my
notes prior to culmination of the project. Any additions,
information, or corrections, would be appreciated.
For Further Reading:
Thanks and best wishes,
J. Barry O'Connell Jr.
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