Russian antique Caucasian Ghazni Kazak Shirvan

You can lay these out and use them immediately. All our rugs are packaged beautifully, thoroughly, and padded. Info : The antique Caucasian Shirvan rug is a high-quality, hand-knotted rug from the Shirvan region in the eastern Caucasus (today Azerbaijan). These rugs come from the 19th and early 20th centuries and are known for their fine, dense knotting, their geometric patterns, and their harmonious color palette. Features of a Shirvan rug: Pattern: Shirvan rugs are characterized by intricate, symmetrical patterns with medallions, stylized flowers, diamonds, and abstract animal motifs. Colors: Common colors are red, blue, green, ivory, and yellow, often derived from natural plant and mineral dyes. Material: These rugs usually consist of hand-spun wool on a cotton or wool warp, giving them a fine, durable texture. Border: The borders are typically richly decorated with Caucasian symbols, including hook motifs (protection symbols), wavy lines (watermarks), and rosettes. Meaning & rarity Ancient Shirvan rugs are highly sought after today, as they are among the finest Caucasian rugs. They were made in small villages, often with individual patterns, making every rug unique. Particularly valuable are well-preserved pieces with clear patterns and strong natural colors. This uploaded image shows a classic Shirvan rug with a typical red field, central medallions, and geometric ornaments. The striking edge patterns and fine details speak to a handcrafted one-of-a-kind piece. Name of the rug: Russian Shirwan Kazak Ghazni Over 100 years Size: 280 x 175 cm Thickness: approx. 10 mm Origin: Russia Construction: Hand-knotted, natural plant dyes Knot density: approx. 250,000 per qm Pile: 100% Wool Warp: 100% Wool Age: approx. 100 years Condition/Conservation: See under Condition Weight: approx. 10

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