Bashir Torba

A rare antique Bashir torba dating to around 1910, handwoven by the Bashir tribal weavers of Central Asia, known for their distinctive craftsmanship and strong nomadic weaving traditions. Bashir Torba are highly collectible textile pieces originally used as storage bags, admired today for their bold geometric designs and rich tribal character.

This early 20th-century example features traditional Turkmen-inspired motifs and a tightly woven structure, reflecting the utilitarian purpose and artistic expression of nomadic life. The naturally aged wool and dyes have developed a deep, warm patina, enhancing its authenticity and visual appeal.

Offered in fair antique condition, the piece shows visible wear consistent with over a century of use. There are areas of abrasion, softness, and age-related fading, but it retains its structure and strong decorative presence.

•  182 x 108 cm / 6 ft  x 3 ft 6 in
•  SKU: 6678