Though subdued by design, characteristic of the Sivas area, dyes are too muted. It's unlikely that the colors have faded with time.

Very complex and finely woven, probably for use as a cover on a divan.

Medallions are set in a brown field sprinkled with small wolf's mouth motifs. A white border decorated with a chain of small diamond medallions penetrates the field with a reciprocal parmaki fence or finger motif. Inside the fence at intervals are incomplete medallions that represent tents on the horizon, outlined by a vast dark ske studded with gigantic stars. In Turkmen imagery, the tent, in particular the paladin in which the bride rides on the back of the camel during the wedding procession holds particular significance. The tent (kejebe) motif is worked into weavings and certain types of those weavings are called Kejebes because of the design and as their use as a camel decoration during weddings.