Antique Armenian Rugs

: James Mark Keshishian, Inscribed Armenian Rugs of Yesteryear, Near Eastern Art Research Center, NY, 1994

Erivan of the Caucasus region. Armenia Rug. - Handmade antique rug. - It is possible to emphasize

This rug was woven as a dowry gift by Armenian women in the Lesser Caucuses region of Eastern

Genja diagonal striped border. This rug was woven circa 1890 in Eastern Armenia. Size is 3.1 x 4.0.

carpets, it is quite often seen in Armenian Caucasian rugs. This is an exceptionally beautiful rug in

This Kilim was woven by Armenian girls for a contribution to the dowry. Not woven for commercial

This is a rare antique European/Russian designed Armenian Karabagh. This is a one-of-a-kind

Fine example of the Armenian production of runners from the 1900s. Fully embellished field. Wool on

Last of the true Armenian production of Soumaks. These pieces were dowry gifts and not meant for

This is a spectacular Caucasian runner pf Talish origin. Woven in the Eastern quadrant of Armenia

This carpet is a Soumak weave example of the Dowry gifts woven by the Armenian girls in the late

This special short runner is known as a Geteshan translated to mean a floor rug for a church or

This rug is an Antique Caucasian Shirvan, woven circa 1910. The design is a stylization of the

Caucasus region including Armenia. The carpet is a Shirvan with a lovely gold color field with an all-over

This rug was woven circa 1890-1900 in the Kazak district of Western Armenia. The design is a

carpets. The rug is in mint condition because so many of the Armenian carpets were never walked on or were

. Two examples that we know of are in the museum in, Etchmiadzin Yeravan, Armenia. It is very fragile

in the church. Later the owner donates the rug for future services. These did not enter the market

This rug is one of the finest examples of the Kuba workmanship and design. The rug is woven using

Unique special Kazak woven in Armenia. This carpet is known as a Shikili Kazak because of the

woven by Armenians of the Shirvan and Kuba districts of the Caucuses Mountains. This rug is in perfect

Antique prayer rug. Natural dyes, even pile, restoration to ends. Red, yellow, green, blues, ivory

Antique Caucasian rug with unusual color palette. Even pile, ends complete, few small damages as

Ancient rug from the Caucasus region - Made in three shades: beige, earth and orange. - Highlight

blue, green and yellow. The Sevan Kazak is named after the lake located in present-day Armenia.

This is a wonderful example of a Caucasian Karabagh even though it looks like a Kazak. The beautiful ivory crab design border encases a boteh covered yellow field. It is from 1890 3-...

Early 19th century, Caucasian Pinwheel Kazak rug with a red field and ivory border. The tribal rug

This rug is an extremely rare example of the early dragon elements of the 17th century Armenian

This pictorial rug was woven in Karabagh as a dowry gift. The horses are the folkkloric hero of

Range were nestled away from the global and historical influences of the Persian rug trade Antique

This is a beautiful and artistically drawn Lenkoran Kilim rug, dated 1910 (see close-up photo

Wonderful small format Caucasian carpet most likely of Armenian design. Woven in the Kuba or

This carpet is an exceptional example of the wonderful weavings of the Kazak area of Armenia. The

Antique Karabagh rugs are much sought after by collectors and designers as they boast some of the

Antique Karabagh rugs are much sought after by collectors and designers as they boast some of the

This handwoven Kilim comes from the Caucasus and is made of durable, but soft, textured wool. The ornaments in the middle are surrounded by strong symbols in red shades, which resemb...

geometric designs in primary colors. Kazak rugs are a type of Armenian rug that were woven in the south of

. Kazak rugs are a type of Armenian rug that were woven in the south of Caucasus, between Tiflis and

normally display bold geometric rug designs in primary colours. Kazak rugs are a type of Armenian rug that

Unusual pictural Oushak rug. Greek mythology story. Probably Armenian rug. Antique Turkish Oushak

Armenian Sewan Kazak rug Shield pattern Antiqueca, 1890-1910. Measures: 95 x 155 cm  

certainly the product of Armenian weavers, and a rather lengthy inscription written in red may be seen at

Behold the timeless beauty of our Antique Kazak Rug, a true treasure that dates back to the 1880s

The rug used for this pillow is an early 20th century example and the entire background color of

, and they showcase bold geometric designs in primary colors. They are a unique type of Armenian rug

Behold the timeless beauty of our Antique Kazak Rug, a true treasure that dates back to the 1880s

in primary colors. They are a unique type of Armenian rug woven in the southern Caucasus

The rug used for this pillow is an early 20th century example and the entire background color of

Colorful late 19th-century Pictorial Armeinan runner dated 1889. 4' x 13'1''

or office environment. Rare Handmade Carpet Antique Armenian Karabagh Kilim Rug Traditional Floral

Antique South Caucasian Armenian Kazak rug with linked medallion with a floral rosette border Circa

This bold wool rug is an antique Armenian Runner rug woven by hand in the early 20th century, circa

Antique Armenian Erivan rug with two design on a indigo blue ground. A good small Erivan rug

Pillow cases are made from an early 20th C. Caucaisan Karabagh rmenian kilim, have backings made from a hand loomed vintage wool and cotton fabric. Inserts for them are not provided ...

Late 19th Century Caucasian Armenian Karabagh Carpet (10'8" x 18'4"-325 x 600)

This is a Karabagh rug from Caucasus with all over floral design.

This flatwoven soumac is most probably the product of an Armenian weaver in the south Caucasus