3'4" X 5'0" Antique Caucasian Shirvan Rug [SH-027] tribal weaving

3'4" X 5'0" Antique Caucasian Shirvan Rug [SH-027] tribal weavingThis antique vintage Caucasian rug was woven in the late 19th Century. It features three central flower blossom motifs that have sharp radiating leaves. The center flower is common referred to as the 'endless knot' motif which symbolized connection. Vibrant color palette with the right mixture of darks makes a versatile rug for any space. Great floor rug or even as hanging wall art. Age: Circa 1875 1895 Origin: Caucasian Style: Shirvan Dimensions:

Its original purpose was utilitarian being used as a bag to transport salt and other items

with five borders

Condition: Good condition considering age

Meandering vine border

It is finished with a finely woven meandering leaf and bird head medallion border

pinkComposition: 100% wool

Treasured Baluch Pieces by Frank Martin Diehr

no repairs

Features two woven horse tails on one end

and camel bronze

Colors are saturated

This piece features a miniature version of the larger Tekke archetypal guls found in larger rugs in a 5x7 row arrangement on a multi-colored background