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A Rare Yomut Horse Blanket, Northeast Iran, Circa 1910 Woven with remarkable flair, this rare Yomut horse blanket reflects the inventive spirit of Turkmen nomadic weaving. The vibrant Navajo red field is organized into a series of horizontal bands, each displaying a distinct geometric vocabulary zigzagging forms, stepped diamonds, and stylized abstract motifs rendered in shades of deep navy, soft cream, brown, and pale blue. Framed by narrow borders of reciprocal trefoils and angular devices, the textile is not only utilitarian but also deeply expressive. Its unusual shape and vivid articulation of tribal iconography mark it as a compelling and rare example within the Yomut weaving tradition.

• Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading of colors.
• Do not wash or scrub the artwork surface.
• Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid using water or cleaning sprays.
• Keep away from moisture or humid environments to prevent warping.
• Handle with clean, dry hands or wear gloves when moving the artwork.
• If frame or mount loosens, consult a professional for repair.
• Periodic dusting and inspection recommended to maintain appearance.