Antique Karabagh Dragon Runner circa 1920

A very handsome example of an antique Kazak attributed to a village in the north-west part of Karabagh,this distinctive group of rugs are known as cloud-band Kazak. The adjectival de...

A beautiful runner attributed to Gendje, Azerbaijan, south central caucasus that features the signature design of this group: diagonal, contrasting stripes in vibrant vegetable color...

Attractive and very colorful Caucasian rug created in the Karachov region featuring three octagon shaped medallions,two in pale green and the ...

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...

Very beautiful antique distressed Caucasian Armenian runner with nice design and beautiful natural colors, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on wool foundation.

This "Russian Czarist" style south Caucasian runner shows a black field with two full width Baroque diamond medallions enclosing smaller long arm diamonds and leafy stems. Central an...

This antique, circa 1900, Caucasian Karabagh runner has a shaded chocolate-brown field with an overall dense dusty-pink, fox-brown and ivory bold palmette and floral vine, in a shade...

The Karabagh region in the southern Caucasus has produced carpets since the 13th Century. It is an area populated by Christian Armenians, Kurds, Azeri Turks, and Muslims. Rug product...