Borchali Kazak - Carpet - 229 cm - 155 cm

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Caucasian Borchali Kazak rug from Azerbaijan (Shirvan region), 1950s, 229 × 155 cm, 100% wool on cotton, about 5 kg, in excellent condition and professionally cleaned.

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Caucasian Borchali Kazak Rug – Azerbaijan, Shirvan region – 1950-1960

Exceptional hand-knotted Caucasian rug belonging to the prestigious Kazak school of Azerbaijan. This piece features the famous Borchali design, considered one of the most emblematic, recognizable and valued motifs of the entire Caucasian tradition.

Originating from the Shirvan region, it stands out for its impressive geometric central medallion, its ancient tribal symbols and its extraordinary color combination, features that have made Borchali Kazak carpets among the most sought after by collectors and lovers of Oriental rugs worldwide.

Entirely handmade in high-quality wool on a cotton base, it reflects the artistic and cultural richness of the historic Caucasian textile tradition.

Measurements: 229 × 155 cm.

The rug is in excellent condition for its age. It has been cleaned and is completely ready for immediate use. It retains a well-preserved pile, vivid colors and a magnificent decorative presence. It shows no stains, odors or appreciable damage.

Thanks to the beauty of its design, its authenticity and its excellent condition, this rug constitutes a highly decorative and attractive piece for both collectors and high-end interiors.

Origin: Azerbaijan, Shirvan region
School: Kazak
Design: Borchali
Material: 100% wool on cotton
Technique: Hand-knotted
Condition: Excellent, clean and ready to use
Period: 1950-1960

Caucasian Borchali Kazak Rug – Azerbaijan, Shirvan region – 1950-1960

Exceptional hand-knotted Caucasian rug belonging to the prestigious Kazak school of Azerbaijan. This piece features the famous Borchali design, considered one of the most emblematic, recognizable and valued motifs of the entire Caucasian tradition.

Originating from the Shirvan region, it stands out for its impressive geometric central medallion, its ancient tribal symbols and its extraordinary color combination, features that have made Borchali Kazak carpets among the most sought after by collectors and lovers of Oriental rugs worldwide.

Entirely handmade in high-quality wool on a cotton base, it reflects the artistic and cultural richness of the historic Caucasian textile tradition.

Measurements: 229 × 155 cm.

The rug is in excellent condition for its age. It has been cleaned and is completely ready for immediate use. It retains a well-preserved pile, vivid colors and a magnificent decorative presence. It shows no stains, odors or appreciable damage.

Thanks to the beauty of its design, its authenticity and its excellent condition, this rug constitutes a highly decorative and attractive piece for both collectors and high-end interiors.

Origin: Azerbaijan, Shirvan region
School: Kazak
Design: Borchali
Material: 100% wool on cotton
Technique: Hand-knotted
Condition: Excellent, clean and ready to use
Period: 1950-1960

Details

Era
1900-2000
Model
Borchali Kazak
Length
229 cm
Width
155 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
Azerbaijan
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Mid 20th century
Weight
5 kg
SpainVerified
245
Objects sold
97.3%
Private

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