Shirvan Carpet From The Caucasus – Circa 1950, Hand Knotted

Origin: Shirvan, Caucasus (Azerbaijan)Period: Circa 1950Dimensions: 221 x 142 cmKnot density: Approximately 7,000 knots/dm²Technique: Hand-knottedMaterials:- Pile: Wool- Weft and warp: CottonDescription:Superb Shirvan rug hand-knotted in the 1950s, emblematic of Caucasian know-how. Its remarkable knot density, approaching 7,000 knots per square decimeter, testifies to exceptional craftsmanship. The deep midnight blue field is decorated with stylized floral motifs arranged in diamond-shaped networks, in subtle tones of brick red, salmon, ivory, green and sky blue.Its rich frame consists of several borders, including a main one with diamond-shaped medallions on a green and blue background, framed by secondary borders with fine geometric designs.Condition: Very good overall condition. Some discreet age-related wear, with no sagging of the pile. Professionally cleaned, ready for display or inclusion in a collection. Highlights: Exceptional knot density Perfect harmony between patterns and colors Authentic, decorative piece of great historical and artistic value