Kazak - Rug - 213 cm - 118 cm

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This Armenian Caucasian rug, dating from the late 19th century, is made of wool on wool and combines a Karabagh Shusha colour palette with Kurdish knotting and Shirvan-Kuba-style selvedges.

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Description from the seller

Caucasian rug with the colors of the Karabagh Shusha variety (from organic dyes), but with a Kurdish knotting pattern and selvedges more in the Shirvan-Kuba style. Perhaps best described as Transcaucasian. Incredibly elegant, with fantastic designs. Shows signs of wear, as seen in the photos. A remarkable and very unusual rug. Dimensions: 213 x 118 cm. Collector’s piece.
Cleaned.

Caucasian rug with the colors of the Karabagh Shusha variety (from organic dyes), but with a Kurdish knotting pattern and selvedges more in the Shirvan-Kuba style. Perhaps best described as Transcaucasian. Incredibly elegant, with fantastic designs. Shows signs of wear, as seen in the photos. A remarkable and very unusual rug. Dimensions: 213 x 118 cm. Collector’s piece.
Cleaned.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Model
Kazak
Length
213 cm
Width
118 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Armenia
Condition
Overall in fair condition with traces of ageing and usage
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Late 19th century
SwitzerlandVerified
344
Objects sold
100%
Private

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