Antique Caucasian Gendje Runner, circa 1920

A very pleasing antique Caucasian runner belonging to a distinctive group of Talish rugs named after the south-east coastal town of Lenkoran.These rugs are distinguished primarily by their design, which consist of large horned medallions on the vertical axis,in case of this particular rug two of them which are woven with variety of colors such as pale orange,ivory,brown and light green on a indigo blue field.there is star kazak...

An outstanding example of Caucasian carpets woven in the European style created by Caucasian artisans, this corridor size runner features a floral composition on a black field surrou...

This carpet is hand woven in the Caucasus region of Kazak. The unusual striking gold background of this carpet,and other characteristics of the rug suggest that this rug was woven by...

This rug is hand woven in the Caucasus in the Kazak region. The distressed condition of the rug with all organic dyes and muted colors throughout makes it a perfect compliment for an...

an early 20th Century Caucasian Gendje Runner 3'5'' x 9'9'' “Gendje rugs were frequently made in a long, narrow format, and a large number of runners w...

19th Century Caucasian Gendje Runner This elegant antique silk Kayseri carpet brings the elegance and craftsmanship of the 19th century to the present day. This work, which draws at...

Gendje rugs are woven in the southwest Caucasus, surrounded by the weaving centers of Kazak, Karabagh, and Shirvan. A major railway line that ran from Tiflis to Baku passed through t...

Gendje rugs are woven in the southwest Caucasus, surrounded by the prolific weaving centers of Kazak, Karabagh, and Shirvan. A major railway line that ran from Tiflis to Baku passed ...