Pair Of Maffrash Fragments From Karabakh / Caucasus. Circa 1850. 107 X 53 Cm. (2)

What immediately catches the eye is the freshness of the colors and the infinite precision in the execution of the patterns.
The patterns seem to be literally carved into the fabric.
These are two large panels of Maffrash Karabag, originating from Armenia in the Caucasus.
Sumak technique: wool on wool.
Exclusively plant-based dyes, with beautiful luminosity and depth.
There are a few signs of wear, but the essence remains intact, preserved and sparkling with freshness.
This delicate craftsmanship and refined excellence attest to masterful dexterity and exceptional skill.
Precious pieces, highly decorative, particularly when hung on a black fabric wall hanging.
Cataloged pieces attributed to Armenian weavers from the Caucasus and dated to the second quarter of the 19th century.
True treasures, these collector’s items are listed in specialized publications.

Circa 1830–1850
Dimensions: 107 x 53 cm (x2)

Laurent
Beauty of Kilims