An exceptional 19th century Caucasian Kazak area rug, handwoven in the fourth quarter of the 1800s, showcasing the bold geometric artistry characteristic of the region. This antique rug features a striking axial column of ten “Memling Gul” medallions rendered in vivid hues of French blue, ivory, terracotta, green, red, and yellow—each encapsulated in finely detailed outlines.
Crafted using handspun wool and dyed with natural, organic dyes, the rug exhibits a beautifully nuanced abrash—a softly shifting color variation that adds depth and character to the field. The wide main border frames the central motif with geometric patterns on an ivory background, accented with brick red, blue, green, and pale yellow.
A rare and authentic example of late 19th-century Caucasian tribal weaving, this piece is ideal for collectors, connoisseurs, and designers seeking an artisanal rug with timeless aesthetic appeal. Whether used in a curated interior setting or as a statement piece on the floor or wall, it brings enduring charm and history to any space.
- Dimensions: 3’ 10” X 9’ 4”
- Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s
- Place of Origin: Caucasus
- Material: Wool on a wool foundation
- Condition: Wear consistent with age and use
SKU: 2296
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