About Yomut Gül Carpet
The Yomut main carpet (khali) is a 19th-century Turkmen tribal weaving: diamond-shaped dyrnak güls with hooked, nail-like edges repeated in a stepped lattice across a deep madder-red wool field. Dyed with natural madder, rust, walnut, and indigo, and bound in symmetric knots, it reads as rugged, rhythmic, and earthy.
This design system carries that hand-knotted authority to the screen — a glowing madder-red ground, ivory gül outlines, multi-band guard borders, and warm bookish serif type that never lets the surface go flat or synthetic.
- Origin
- Central Asia — Yomut Turkmen, Caspian / Khorezm steppe
- Era
- pre-1900 (19th-century tribal weaving, c. 1870)
- Key figures
- Yomut tribal women weavers (anonymous, hereditary craft)
- Movements
- Turkmen tribal carpet weaving · Gül (tribal medallion) tradition · Dyrnak hooked-diamond design
Yomut Gül Carpet design spec
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