Armenia Carpet

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

Armenian Cicim rug.

All-wool Armenian Cicim rug.

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

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

each other. This Peacock is a common element used in Armenian art, however in this carpet, the bird

wedding carpet. Most examples are 12 feet to 14 feet in length this one is 8 feet in length. The use of

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

This rug is an Antique Caucasian Shirvan, woven circa 1910. The design is a stylization of the shield with numerous borders which enhance the artistry of the design, highlighting th...

This stunningly decorative design is a stylized Lenkoran turtle motif, wonderfully drawn and scaled to perfection. Dyes are all natural and plant based, although some man-made colors...

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

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

This carpet is called a Gatachen. This is a wedding runner that is generally used in the ceremony

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

possible that this rug was woven as a wedding/dowry carpet. The rug is in mint condition.

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

This is a beautiful Kazak rug from Armenia dating back to mid- or second half of the 20th century

Regal blue antique Caucasian Karabagh carpet, circa 1900. The weavers of the Causcasas Mountain

Antique Karabagh rugs are much sought after by collectors and designers as they boast some of the oldest and most varied designs of all Caucasian weavings, and represent perhaps the ...

Armenian dragon carpet design, woven in or around the city of Agra early 19th century. Wool pile on

Greeks and Armenians. The carpet has exhibits lovely abrash on a grey hued lavender field. Beautiful

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

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

the story of the Armenian king, racing through the kingdom, to warn the villages of the impending

carpets that were produced in Persia, from all others. The intricate designs and colors a are exotic to

the art of the carpet has always been a symbol of the aspiration to beauty. Each region and each

the art of the carpet has always been a symbol of the aspiration to beauty. Each region and each

The Antique Caucasian Rug , are at least 80 years old and represent some of the very finest examples of art from the time and place from which they originate. The complex methods a...

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

The Antique Karabagh Rug , which translated in English is 'Black Garden' , it is interesting that many of these rugs from this area have black/brown fields or borders decorated with ...

The Antique Karabagh Rug , which translated in English is 'Black Garden' , it is interesting that many of these rugs from this area have black/brown fields or borders decorated with ...

Ancient rug from the Caucasus region - Made in three shades: beige, earth and orange. - Highlight the geometric design and harmony of its composition. - Stars, geometric flowers a...

This is a beautiful and artistically drawn Lenkoran Kilim rug, dated 1910 (see close-up photo). Lenkoran is a famous design in Caucasian rugs and depicts a stylized turtle, which is ...

Antique Karabagh rugs are much sought after by collectors and designers as they boast some of the oldest and most varied designs of all Caucasian weavings, and represent perhaps the ...

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-...

Antique Karabagh rugs are much sought after by collectors and designers as they boast some of the oldest and most varied designs of all Caucasian weavings, and represent perhaps the ...

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

Antique Caucasian rug with unusual color palette. Even pile, ends complete, few small damages as shown. Gold background with geometric and floral motifs. Red, ivory, blue, green, pin...

Early 19th century, Caucasian Pinwheel Kazak rug with a red field and ivory border. The tribal rug pattern features two opposing pinwheels, diagonal green accents and ivory rosettes ...

Karabagh means 'the upper black garden.' This woven Armenian, mountain carpet is native of the

told. This uniqueness is what separates the antique rugs and carpets that were produced in Russia, from

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...

Armenian and Caucasian carpet styles. The Kars weaver begins to form their work from un-dyed natural wool

Vintage Armenian important carpet: perfect, large, elegant, robust and with an interesting proce

representative of Armenian carpet weaving traditions introduced from French and European textile centers as well

prominent Karabakh carpet weavers among men too. The oldest extant Armenian carpet from the region, referred

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

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

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