Antique Caucasian Karabagh Rug, dating from the late 19th century is a vibrant example of tribal village weaving. It features a rich, deep madder-red field populated with multiple nomadic motifs and boteh. The palette consists of indigo blue, saffron yellow, ivory and Aubergine.
The rug is framed by a classic border system, dominated by 3 barber poles. Structurally, it is distinguished by a shaggy wool pile and a soft floppy handle indicating a wool-on-wool construction. Technical hallmarks include multiple blue wool wefts and overcast selvages in alternating red and blue wool and cartouche in Farsi.
Most products can be available for viewing from our Station Mill Showroom in the Cotswolds.
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