19th Century Geometric Dragon Sumak Caucasian Rug € 9, 000, ca 1870

These carpets are knotted by the Borciali Cossacks in the village of Bordjalu, south of Tiflis. They are distinguished by designs that are predominantly geometrical, such as aligned-...

Ciajli is a village in the south-east of the Caucasus region of Mogan: Among the Caucasian rugs, the Ciajli Stand out for their loyalty to tradition and the purity of their design. C...

Antique Turkmen Rug Erzari sec. XIX cm. Measures: 444 x 190 € 9,000 The Ersari are a tribe of the Turkmen people of Central Asia and one of the five main tribes of Turkmenistan. The Tribu of the Eersani, the most numerous among those Turkmen, takes its name from the legendary Hero Turkmen Ersari Khan. The carpets of the group generally attributed to the Ersari include specimens characterized by a vast repertoire of compositional schemes, designs and techniques, and because under the generic denomination of Ersari, rugs knotted by various subclusters are included under the generic name of Ersari. Extremely interest in the archaic polygonal motif adorned with thin pendants (probable its derivation from ancient...

The Talish territory is located in the south-eastern part of the Caucasus, near the Caspian Sea, to the borders with Persia. The main features of the talish carpets are the elongated...

19th Century Caucasian Dragon Sumak Carpet ( 7'4" x 11'10" - 223 x 360 )

Late 19th Century Caucasian Sumak Rug ( 4'9" x 6' - 145 x 183 )

Caucasian Sumak Rug, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 5'8" L x 3'8" W Origin: Caucasus Period: Late 19th Century Rug ID: 19603

19th Century Caucasian Sumak This antique Sumac carpet dates from the 19th century and attracts attention with its hand-woven and rich patterns. The main color of the carpet is red ...