Kazak Caucasus Rug 220 X 130 Cm
Caucasian wool carpet, wool warp and weft, dated 1320 or 1902 (Christian calendar). Very good condition. Rare.
The name Kazak refers to carpets knotted in a mountainous area including Georgia and Armenia. Kazaks include the small towns or villages of Bordjalou, Farchalo, Lambalo, Karachoph ...
Authentic Kazak consisting of three medallions inserting, for the middle one, an hourglass motif symbolizing the passing of time, for the other two, zoomorphic spiders (tarantulas). A first border as well as two smaller ones take up the 'S' motif originally representing a two-headed dragon that could also be observed on ancient Persian, Chinese and Celtic bronzes. A last border on a beige background is inspired by an old brickwork. Despite its age, the colors of this Kazak have not faded. Some abraches (term designating a variation of tones in the same color) are characteristic of this origin.
Note: Recent 'Kazak' rugs, made by the Pashtuns since the 90s, most often in large dimensions, take up the patterns of old Caucasian rugs but are in no case Caucasian rugs.
Free delivery by Chronopost for France and Europe. Do not hesitate to contact us by phone or email. (We ship our rugs and kilims by Chronopost or Colissimo, at our expense (up to 30 kg) in mainland France and Europe).
The name Kazak refers to carpets knotted in a mountainous area including Georgia and Armenia. Kazaks include the small towns or villages of Bordjalou, Farchalo, Lambalo, Karachoph ...
Authentic Kazak consisting of three medallions inserting, for the middle one, an hourglass motif symbolizing the passing of time, for the other two, zoomorphic spiders (tarantulas). A first border as well as two smaller ones take up the 'S' motif originally representing a two-headed dragon that could also be observed on ancient Persian, Chinese and Celtic bronzes. A last border on a beige background is inspired by an old brickwork. Despite its age, the colors of this Kazak have not faded. Some abraches (term designating a variation of tones in the same color) are characteristic of this origin.
Note: Recent 'Kazak' rugs, made by the Pashtuns since the 90s, most often in large dimensions, take up the patterns of old Caucasian rugs but are in no case Caucasian rugs.
Free delivery by Chronopost for France and Europe. Do not hesitate to contact us by phone or email. (We ship our rugs and kilims by Chronopost or Colissimo, at our expense (up to 30 kg) in mainland France and Europe).
3 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wool
Length: 220 cm
Width: 130 cm
Reference (ID): 1434609
Availability: In stock
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