Kuba Schirwan - Carpet - 220 cm - 129 cm - Possibly Armenia Inscribe





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Antique Caucasian Shirwan rug, hand-knotted in wool on wool, Kuba Schirwan model from the Kuba region in Azerbaijan, dating to the early 20th century, measuring about 220 by 129 cm, in very good condition with minimal signs of age, possibly Armenian inscription.
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Description: Charming antique Caucasian Shirwan rug, probably Armenian-inscribed. Hand-knotted in wool, finely detailed geometric composition. The field is articulated by a sequence of striking geometric medallions, surrounded by numerous stylised floral and abstract motifs. The rich palette combines deep madder red, indigo blue, ivory, ochre, brown and muted green tones. The intricate borders display traditional Caucasian geometric ornamentation and repeated floral elements. Several motifs appear to incorporate cross-like and highly stylised symbolic forms, characteristic of some Armenian-associated Caucasian weaving traditions. The upper section appears to possibly contain a woven date, although the exact reading remains uncertain. The designs show affinities with published Shirwan Hexagon columns examples in Ian Bennett, Caucasian rug, p. 256
Dimensions: approximately 220 x 120 cm
Age: end 19th century - early 20th century
Condition: very good condition. Minimal trace of age
Description: Charming antique Caucasian Shirwan rug, probably Armenian-inscribed. Hand-knotted in wool, finely detailed geometric composition. The field is articulated by a sequence of striking geometric medallions, surrounded by numerous stylised floral and abstract motifs. The rich palette combines deep madder red, indigo blue, ivory, ochre, brown and muted green tones. The intricate borders display traditional Caucasian geometric ornamentation and repeated floral elements. Several motifs appear to incorporate cross-like and highly stylised symbolic forms, characteristic of some Armenian-associated Caucasian weaving traditions. The upper section appears to possibly contain a woven date, although the exact reading remains uncertain. The designs show affinities with published Shirwan Hexagon columns examples in Ian Bennett, Caucasian rug, p. 256
Dimensions: approximately 220 x 120 cm
Age: end 19th century - early 20th century
Condition: very good condition. Minimal trace of age

