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The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various parts of the Caucasus. Kazak carpets of the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool; they were carpets with long, shining velvet and large, colourful, geometric patterns that varied according to the area of production. Over the course of the twentieth century, the beauty of their colours was rediscovered as well as their original and fanciful designs, always made from memory by women who passed them down from mother to daughter, transmitting this great tradition through the centuries. This is how Caucasian rugs began to be appreciated and consistently sought after by enthusiasts and collectors, reaching outstanding prices and gaining a prime position in the panorama of oriental rugs.
Guaranteed 100% hand-knotted
Thickness: approximately 8 mm
Age: circa 1930 (approximately 90 years old)
Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia
Pile: wool
Warp: cotton
Density of the knots: approximately 220,000 knots/m²
Notes: high-quality rug - vintage
Comes with its certificate of authenticity
This rug has been ecologically cleaned by hand using traditional methods. It can be used immediately.
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- Model
- Shirvan Leshgi
- Object
- Carpet
- Length
- 176 cm
- Width
- 123 cm
- Material
- Wool on cotton
- Country of Origin
- Russia
- Manufacturing period
- Early 20th century
- Condition
- Overall in good condition with traces of ageing and usage
- Rug professionally cleaned
- Yes