Antique Karabagh Collectible Rug, Full of Bouquets of Roses, Dated and Signed

Bouquet of flowers enclosed in a garland tied by a ribbon. A carpet for those who love flowers. It may be also on wall, as a tapestry, or on a bed. refer. nr. 502 - (Interesting p...

nr. 597 - This rug is also part of my collection of rugs with roses: typically feminine taste. But for those who don't have a garden, this carpet is the idea: to be admired in the h...

Vintage Moldavia Kilim with an elegant Caucasian floral design like an Aubusson carpet - It is a genuine product, made to keep You company and be part...

nr. 373 - On a blacl background a beautiful elegant floral design like Aubusson, with different shades of green and pink. the dark color of wool is used by nomads to rest their eyes ...

This Persian Afshar carpet circa 1890 consists of a hand-knotted handspun wool pile and natural vegetable dyes. It is a marriage carpet from the village of Heriz and features two cen...

This Colourful rug was Hand-woven and Hand-Dyed using traditional vegetable dye techniques in Karabagh. Using only the highest quality wool and cotton this flat-weave rug has blue, o...

This fine wool rug is an excellent example of Karabakh, Azerbaijan kilims, woven by hand in the 1890s. The central design features a double floral medallion design woven in red, oran...

19th century Karabagh floral design handmade wool rug Size: 8'5" x 17'5" (256 x 530 cm) Antique Russian Karabagh rug with a Classic floral design rendered with an ornate scroll pattern. Crisp clean shades of red, orange, pink, blue, green, white and nuetrals on a black field. Nowadays Caucasian carpets from Central Asia are gaining more and more attention. This is hardly surprising considering their impeccable quality and stunning patters, however, few can be considered equals with famed Karabagh rugs. Named after Karabagh region, located in Azerbaijan, those antique oriental rugs were added to UNESCO’s list of Representative Masterpiece of Intangible Heritage in a gesture of appreciation. Indeed, they are a vital part of Azerbaijani culture, just like Persian rugs are for Iran. The oldest Karabagh, which was made in the village of Banants, dates back to the early 13th century...