This exciting vintage Turkman Tobreh bag from Northeast Iran is a bold and lively example of nomadic textile artistry. With its deep red and blue palette and a funky, almost contemporary design, this piece defies expectations of traditional tribal weaving.

Originally woven by nomads for use as a storage and transport bag, this Tobreh now shines as a decorative textile full of personality and movement. The energetic layout and strong colour contrasts give it a striking, graphic appeal—making it feel at home in both eclectic interiors and modern bohemian spaces.

The bag is crafted from high-quality handspun wool, dyed naturally using plant-based pigments. It is in excellent vintage condition, and notably, the original locks are still intact—a rare and desirable feature for collectors and textile enthusiasts alike.

Perfect for wall display, draping over furniture, or inclusion in a curated collection of tribal artifacts, this piece offers both function and flair.

Key Features:

• Origin: Northeast Iran

• Tribe: Turkman

• Material: Natural handspun wool

• Dyes: Natural, plant-based

• Design: Funky, abstract layout in deep reds and blues

• Condition: Excellent, with original locks intact

• Use: Decorative tribal textile, wall art, collector’s item, soft furnishings

Why It’s Special:

A visually bold and modern-feeling tribal piece that maintains its traditional roots—this Tobreh is perfect for collectors seeking something unusual, energetic, and authentic.