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Caucasian Rug Kabistan

$2,382.82

£1,761.43

€1,990

CA$3,240.80

A$3,631.30

CHF 1,890.23

MX$44,423.34

NOK 23,992.95

SEK 22,661.06

DKK 15,152.87

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Caucasian Kabistan Rug 282 × 143 cm This striking Caucasian Kabistan rug, measuring 282 × 143 cm, is a superb example of the rich weaving tradition of the Caucasus. Kabistan rugs are celebrated for their geometric strength and bold use of color, and this piece exemplifies those qualities with remarkable artistry. The central field is composed of a series of large, stepped medallions, alternating between deep black and vibrant ivory and orange tones, all set against a warm brick-red background. Each medallion is intricately decorated with angular floral and abstract motifs, symbolizing protection, prosperity, and the weaver's deep connection to nature and spiritual beliefs. The design is perfectly balanced, offering both dynamism and symmetry, a hallmark of fine Caucasian craftsmanship. The borders frame the composition beautifully, with a rhythmic sequence of floral rosettes and stylized geometric patterns in soft creams, yellows, and reds, adding an extra layer of richness and structure. The use of natural dyes, which have aged gracefully over time, lends the rug a deep, luminous quality, enhancing its collectible value. Woven from fine, hand-spun wool, this Kabistan rug boasts a tight, durable weave that ensures it remains a functional work of art. Perfect for both traditional and eclectic interiors, this rug brings history, culture, and timeless beauty in any space.

Dimensions:

Width: 56.3 in (143 cm)Length: 111.03 in (282 cm)

Materials and Techniques:

Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

Caucasus

Period:

Mid-20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1920 - 1950

Condition:

This piece is in a good condition.

Seller Location:

Ferrara, IT

Reference Number:

Seller: 92221stDibs: LU5707245359892

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