Kazak, Shirvan ! - Rug - 318 cm - 121 cm - No Reserve !






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Handmade Shirvan rug from Azerbaijan, 318 x 121 cm, wool on cotton, 21st century, in overall good condition, one‑of‑a‑kind.
Description from the seller
Handmade rug – One of a kind - Shirvan Kazak from Azerbaijan! - No reserve price!
Each rug is a unique handcrafted artwork, woven by hand with passion and know-how. Made from natural fibers such as wool or cotton, it embodies authenticity and the richness of the world’s textile traditions.
Patterns, colors and textures vary from model to model, making each piece entirely unique. Ideal for bringing warmth, character and originality to your interior, whether in a living room, a bedroom or a hallway.
Features:
- Handmade: Yes
- Natural materials: wool on cotton
- Dimensions: 318 x 121 cm
- Cleaning: No
- Easy-care and durable over time
A handmade rug is much more than a simple decorative object: it’s a story, a culture and a touch of soul in your home.
Fast and careful delivery.
Seller's Story
Handmade rug – One of a kind - Shirvan Kazak from Azerbaijan! - No reserve price!
Each rug is a unique handcrafted artwork, woven by hand with passion and know-how. Made from natural fibers such as wool or cotton, it embodies authenticity and the richness of the world’s textile traditions.
Patterns, colors and textures vary from model to model, making each piece entirely unique. Ideal for bringing warmth, character and originality to your interior, whether in a living room, a bedroom or a hallway.
Features:
- Handmade: Yes
- Natural materials: wool on cotton
- Dimensions: 318 x 121 cm
- Cleaning: No
- Easy-care and durable over time
A handmade rug is much more than a simple decorative object: it’s a story, a culture and a touch of soul in your home.
Fast and careful delivery.
