$5,055.00
Circa 1880
5 X 9’2
Rare and beautiful meandering cloud bands.
All natural dyes
It has been masterfully restored to its original condition
Beautiful blues, turquoise, rusts, ivory and gold.
Antique Karabagh Caucasian Rug
Circa 1880
5 X 9’2
Rare and beautiful meandering cloud bands.
All natural dyes
It has been masterfully restored to its original condition
Beautiful blues, turquoise, rusts, ivory and gold.
This mesmerizing karabagh tribal piece from the Caucasus mountains delights the eye with ancient tribal patterns. The axis of octagonal ‘Wheels of Life’ medallions ground the energy of this artful piece. Finest Antique Karabagh Caucasian Rug is best known for featuring bold geometric and tribal designs in primary colors. Hand spun of natural wool and organic dyes to bring out the deep reds into this rug. This region uses a distinctive weave, a double weft which occurs between every two rows of knots. Karabakh Rugs represent the best in quality and design among the antique rug styles of the Caucasus.
Antique Karabagh rugs Eagerly sought after by collectors as well as designers, have one of the oldest and most varied design traditions of any antique Caucasian rugs.
Historically the Armenians of Gharabakh were governed by principalities or duchies. The Five Duchies were Khachen, Jraberd, Varanda, Dizak and Golestan. Jrebard, Chondzoresk, and Kasim Ushak (Kazanbulak) are historically Armenian towns in the Northern Duchy of Jraberd in Karabakh.
Come and see this beautiful Antique Gharabagh Caucasian Carpet at the world famous Rugs and More in the Santa Barbara Design Center.
Rugs & More of Santa Barbara provides California and the West Coast with the most comprehensive collection of new and antique oriental rugs, modern carpets and contemporary floor covering. Furthermore, For three generations, Rugs & More has become the most trusted and reliable source for rugs and floor coverings for home decor.
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Shapes: we carry all shapes and sizes. Round, Square, Rectangular, Oval, and Custom Sizes. Furthermore, We offer the following Services at Rugs and More: Stain Removal; Rug Washing; Rug Repair and Restoration; Surging; Binding; Re-sizing; Rug Appraisals; and Rug Installation.
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