The Antique Salor – 1'7" x 5'5" is a remarkable example of early Turkoman weaving, attributed to the Salyr tribe—one of the original groups of the ancient Oghuz confederation. Revered in the Western world under the name "Salor," these weavings are among the most finely crafted and visually compelling of all antique Turkoman rugs. This piece displays all the hallmarks of early Salor production: characteristic ivory warps, brown wefts, a balanced design, and a beautifully crisp drawing enhanced by rich, saturated colors.

Expertly woven and deeply rooted in nomadic tradition, the Antique Salor – 1'7" x 5'5" is more than a decorative textile—it is a cultural artifact that reflects the legacy of one of Central Asia’s most skilled weaving traditions. Ideal for collectors and connoisseurs, this rug brings timeless elegance and historical depth to any setting.