Teke Ruso - Carpet - 340 cm - 247 cm

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Description from the seller

We present an exclusive Caucasian Teke rug of Russian origin, an antique piece of very high quality, handmade entirely with fine wool on cotton. Made between 1950 and 1960, this rug stands out for its elegant traditional geometric design with the characteristic oval medallions typical of Teke and for the extraordinary quality of its fine, silky, and gleaming wool.

The rug features the characteristic Caucasian double border, highly valued in the old rugs of this region. Its deep red color, combined with the classic geometric motifs, creates a decoratively warm and elegant piece, typical of authentic Caucasian rugs of Russian origin.

The wool has a fine, silky feel, with natural sheen and high-quality, elegant pile. A very fine and decorative rug, representative of Russian-Caucasian craftsmanship.

It is in very good condition for its age. It shows only a small flaw of approximately 2 cm on one of the edges, visible in the photographs. Otherwise, the rug perfectly retains its structure and original colors. It only needs a light cleaning to remove dust and refresh the colors further.

• Origin: Russia / Caucasus
• Type: Caucasian Teke rug of Russian origin
• Material: 100% fine wool on cotton
• Technique: Fully handmade
• Approximate year: 1950–1960
• Measurements: 340 × 247 cm
• Fine, silky and shiny wool
• Characteristic Caucasian double border
• Traditional oval Teke medallions
• Condition: Very good overall
• Shows a small flaw of approx. 2 cm on one edge
• Needs a light cleaning to refresh colors and remove dust

We present an exclusive Caucasian Teke rug of Russian origin, an antique piece of very high quality, handmade entirely with fine wool on cotton. Made between 1950 and 1960, this rug stands out for its elegant traditional geometric design with the characteristic oval medallions typical of Teke and for the extraordinary quality of its fine, silky, and gleaming wool.

The rug features the characteristic Caucasian double border, highly valued in the old rugs of this region. Its deep red color, combined with the classic geometric motifs, creates a decoratively warm and elegant piece, typical of authentic Caucasian rugs of Russian origin.

The wool has a fine, silky feel, with natural sheen and high-quality, elegant pile. A very fine and decorative rug, representative of Russian-Caucasian craftsmanship.

It is in very good condition for its age. It shows only a small flaw of approximately 2 cm on one of the edges, visible in the photographs. Otherwise, the rug perfectly retains its structure and original colors. It only needs a light cleaning to remove dust and refresh the colors further.

• Origin: Russia / Caucasus
• Type: Caucasian Teke rug of Russian origin
• Material: 100% fine wool on cotton
• Technique: Fully handmade
• Approximate year: 1950–1960
• Measurements: 340 × 247 cm
• Fine, silky and shiny wool
• Characteristic Caucasian double border
• Traditional oval Teke medallions
• Condition: Very good overall
• Shows a small flaw of approx. 2 cm on one edge
• Needs a light cleaning to refresh colors and remove dust

Details

Era
1900-2000
Model
Teke Ruso
Length
340 cm
Width
247 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
Russia
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
No
Manufacturing period
Mid 20th century
Weight
15 kg
SpainVerified
245
Objects sold
97.3%
Private

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