Allover Antique Caucasian Beige Wool Qarabag 'Karabakh' Carpet, 19th Century

Karabag antique rugs have the oldest and most diverse patterns among Caucasian rugs. The beauty and uniqueness of these carpets is due to the cultural fusion and old traditions that ...

This is a vintage Karabakh rug woven in the southern Caucasus during the mid-20th century circa 1950 – 1970 and measures 287 by 158 CM in size. This piece has a triple medallion desi...

This is an antique Karabagh runner rug woven circa 1880 which has a striking design at first sight. The dark brown of the background draws attention to floral motif designs in an int...

The shaded light brick-red field with three large multicoloured angular floral medallions. In charcoal-black border of bold palmettes and angular leafy vine between sandy-yellow angu...

The abrashed deep blue field with overall design of bold animal figures and large birds together with polychrome serrated palmettes, angular vine, small floral motifs and small styli...

This antique Karabakh Runner Corridor size carpet woven circa 1900 is a must have for those who appreciate the beauty and history of carpets. The intr...

We offer a magnificent 19th century antique Karabakh runner that weaves history, art and culture into every fiber. With its intricate patterns and vibrant colors, this piece is not j...

The source of the rug comes from the book Caucasian Carpets, E. Gans-Reudin, Thames and Hudson, Switzerland 1986, pg.57. This is a large medallion rug...

Antique Early 19th Century Caucasian Karabagh Carpet, Size: 6'x 12'

78770 Antique Caucasian Baku Rug, 05'04 x 12'10. Caucasian Baku rugs are a type of rug originating from the Caucasus region, particularly from the city of Baku, which is the capital ...

19th Century Caucasian Red, Brown, Black, Blue Handwoven Wool Rug Size: 5'1" × 12'6" (154 × 381 cm). The majority of Caucasian rugs is produced in villages rather than urban centres ...

61061 Antique Caucasian Rose Karabagh Rug, 04'03 x 08'03. Caucasian Karabagh rugs originate from the Karabakh region of the Caucasus, now part of Azerbaijan, and are prized for their intricate geometric designs, vibrant colors, and durable wool construction. These rugs typically feature bold patterns such as medallions and stylized florals, woven using the symmetrical knotting technique. They vary in size and shape, from small prayer rugs to room-sized carpets, and hold cultural significance as symbols of status and craftsmanship within the Caucasus region. Widely traded and collected, Caucasian Karabagh rugs continue to be revered for their beauty and quality, with artisans maintaining traditional production methods to this day. With its classic style, incredible detail, and texture, this hand-knotted wool antique Caucasian Karabakh rug...