Middle Of The 19th Century Caucasian Zileh - Antique Caucasian Area Rug

19th Century Caucasian Rug - Antique Handwoven Rug This elegant 19th-century Caucasian rug is a perfect choice for those looking to add a historical touch and sophisticated aestheti...

Antique Caucasian stagezar carpet is a type of carpet woven in the Caucasus region and has a pattern called scenezar, which means stage or theater. These carpets are usually made of ...

This elegant and authentic 19th century Caucasian Shirvan Lezgi Rug is a work of art that will enrich the atmosphere of any home. Rich Colors: This rug will add warmth and depth to ...

This mid-19th-century antique Caucasian Marasali carpet is both a masterpiece of textile art and a work that has survived the centuries. Fine workmanship, geometric patterns and motifs are embroidered on the fabric of this carpet. Each thread tells a story of ancient techniques passed down through generations, coming together in this magnificent display of cultural heritage. Around this are intricate floral motifs that circulate the space in harmonic symmetry. Vibrant reds, deep blues and clear whites create a visual feast that is both striking and sophisticated. The multiple borders framed include repetitive patterns that highlight the overall symmetry and aesthetic appeal of this historic piece. This rug has functional value not only as a work of art but also as an elegant addition to interiors. This antique Marasali...

Antique Caucasian - Shirvan rug, size: 3'7" x 4'9".

Antique beautiful Caucasian rug, hand knotted wool with a navy blue field, multicolor accents in an all-over geometric design, circa 1910. This rug measures 3' 9" x 5' 6".   

Antique South Caucasian Long Rug, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 4'2" W x 9'5" L Origin: Caucasus Period: Late 19th Century

Rare 19th Century Antique Caucasian Karatchov Rug – Tribal Elegance with Striking Emerald Green Field This rare 19th-century antique Caucasian Karatchov rug is a true masterpiece of tribal artistry. Woven in the high mountain regions of the Caucasus, this exceptional example of the prized Karachov substyle stands out for its vibrant emerald green field—a color so captivating it shifts from deep forest to jade and spruce through masterful abrash dyeing. The rug’s rich color palette, combined with bold tribal geometry, makes it a showstopping piece for collectors and connoisseurs alike. The iconic cruciform mandala and twin boxed reserves dominate the composition, creating a powerful visual rhythm that anchors the piece. Surrounding these central motifs is a whimsical array of secondary tribal symbols, each drawn with improvisational charm. The intricate borders are unusually detailed for Karachov rugs...