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Hand-spun wool provides durability, warmth, and a naturally resilient pile.
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Handmade Turkman rug woven in 100% wool – rhythmic octagonal motifs in a richly detailed tribal layout.
Ships from our Sun Valley gallery.
Turkman wool rug with repeating octagonal gul-inspired all-over design, SKU 66273, size 8′2″ × 11′.
This Turkman Rug features a striking all-over composition of repeating octagonal medallions arranged in precise rows, drawing from the historic gul motifs of Turkaman tribal weaving. Each form is filled with angular geometry and symbolic detailing, creating a rhythm that feels both structured and deeply expressive.
Woven entirely from 100% wool, the rug displays a warm ivory ground layered with saturated tones of rust, brick red, indigo, sky blue, and muted gold. Measuring 8′2″ × 11′, it offers generous scale while maintaining visual clarity—ideal for anchoring living rooms, libraries, or refined mountain interiors.
Tribal symmetry, saturated color, and enduring handwoven craftsmanship.
Hand-spun wool provides durability, warmth, and a naturally resilient pile.
Repeating octagonal medallions reference traditional gul symbolism.
Ivory ground accented by rust, red, indigo, blue, and golden tones.
Subtle abrash and artisan variation ensure a one-of-a-kind presence.
Type: Turkman Rug • SKU: 66273
Design: Tribal all-over octagonal pattern
Material: 100% wool
Weave: Handmade
Size: 8′2″ × 11′
Palette: Ivory, rust, red, indigo, blue, and gold
Condition: New, handmade
Perfect for traditional, rustic, and mountain-modern spaces. Complements leather seating, natural woods, and layered textiles.
Vacuum regularly without a beater bar. Rotate periodically for even wear. Professional cleaning recommended.
Interested in this Turkaman rug? Contact our gallery for personalized assistance and insured nationwide shipping.
Turkaman rugs are celebrated for their repeating gul-inspired forms, symbolic geometry, and strong visual rhythm—woven traditions that balance cultural heritage with enduring design appeal.
