antique Shirvan carpet (or Shirvan) - Carpet - 221 cm - 124 cm

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Antique Shirvan carpet from Azerbaijan, measures 221 by 124 cm, wool on wool, in good condition and restored.

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Description from the seller

Ancient Shirvan (or Schirvan) carpets are among the most fascinating, refined, and collectible artifacts of the entire Caucasus production. Woven in the eponymous region, which today lies in eastern Azerbaijan (between the Caspian Sea and the Kura River), these carpets stand out clearly from other Caucasian types (such as Kazaks or Karabakh) for the precision of the design and the fineness of the workmanship.

Ancient Shirvan (or Schirvan) carpets are among the most fascinating, refined, and collectible artifacts of the entire Caucasus production. Woven in the eponymous region, which today lies in eastern Azerbaijan (between the Caspian Sea and the Kura River), these carpets stand out clearly from other Caucasian types (such as Kazaks or Karabakh) for the precision of the design and the fineness of the workmanship.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Model
antique Shirvan carpet (or Shirvan)
Length
221 cm
Width
124 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Azerbaijan
Condition
In good, restored condition
Professionally cleaned
No
Manufacturing period
Late 19th century
ItalyVerified
82
Objects sold
Private

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