Striking Turkoman (Kizal Ayak?) juval with the mina khani design, complete with the plain-woven wool backing still attached, from the southern Amu Darya region of what was once known as Turkestan. Size is fairly large for the type at 156cm x 88cm (approximately 61.5in x 34.6in), it was made circa 1900, has wool warp and weft, and there are no repairs or reweaves. There is some slight, even, wear to the central pile as to be expected for its age, but overall is in excellent condition. For more photos and information please see here https://warpandweft.club/portfolio-item/afghanistan-central-asia-item-11/