Caucasian Rug Karabakh Extra Long

This is an antique Karabakh rug woven in the southern Caucasus reign during the 19th century and measures 405 x 141CM in size. The design of this piec...

Karabakh Rug with Scenery and Inscriptions – A Rare Piece of Storytelling Art This extraordinary Karabakh rug from the Caucasus region stands out not only for its intricate craftsma...

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...

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...

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...

78707 Vintage Caucasian Karabagh Pictorial Rug, 04'06 x 09'05. Caucasian Karabagh pictorial rugs with deer and mountains refer to a specific type of rug originating from the Karabakh region in the South Caucasus, which encompasses parts of present-day Armenia and Azerbaijan. These rugs are renowned for their unique pictorial designs featuring motifs such as deer and mountains. The Caucasus region has a rich tradition of rug weaving dating back centuries, and Karabagh rugs are one of the most notable types. They are characterized by bold geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and often depict scenes from nature or daily life. The imagery of deer and mountains in these Caucasian rugs symbolizes elements of the natural world and can carry various meanings depending on the cultural context and the specific design. Mountains are often seen as symbols of strength, stability, and endurance, while deer may represent grace, beauty, or even spiritual significance. Caucasian Karabagh pictorial rugs are highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts for their artistic merit, craftsmanship, and cultural significance. They continue to be produced today, preserving a tradition that has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans in the Caucasus region. In the hushed embrace of a vintage woolen masterpiece lies a tale woven with threads of enchantment. This hand-knotted wool vintage Caucasian Karabagh pictorial rug beckons one into a realm where four deer frolic with the exuberance of spring, their graceful bounds captured amidst a verdant tapestry of blossoms and foliage. Here, amidst the vibrant hues of the foreground, the essence of the Karabakh region in the South Caucasus unfolds in a captivating tableau. Behold, as the scene unfurls like a cherished memory, revealing a crystal lake that mirrors the heavens above, while a dense forest, teeming with life, stands sentinel against the backdrop of majestic mountains. Each element whispers secrets of ancient landscapes and untold tales, inviting wanderers to lose themselves in its embrace. For within these Karabagh rugs lies a deeper resonance, where nature's bounty intertwines with the threads of tradition and culture. Embodying more than mere craftsmanship, these rugs are imbued with symbolism as rich as the colors that adorn them. Mountains stand tall as silent sentinels, guardians of strength and endurance, while deer dance gracefully amidst the fabric, embodying notions of beauty, grace, and perhaps even spiritual significance. Framed by the delicate embrace of a blooming Karabagh rose...

This is a genuine hand knotted oriental rug. It is not hand tufted or machine made rug. Our entire inventory is made of either hand knotted or handwoven rugs. Decorate your home wit...

The source of the rug comes from the book oriental rugs volume 1 Caucasian, Ian Bennett, Oriental Textile Press, Aberdeen 1993, nr.87-88-90. This is a large medallion rug...