handmade oriental rug old kazak 350x250 cm

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak, 350x250 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were rugs with long and brilliant velvet and large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the area of production. During the 20th century, the beauty of both the colours and original and fanciful drawings was rediscovered, they were always made from memory by the women who passed them from mother to daughter, transmitting over the centuries this great tradition.This is how Caucasian rugs began to be appreciated and become always more wanted by amateurs and collectors until they reached remarkable valuations and conquered a leading position in the field of oriental rugsManufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 350 x 250 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool Warp: CottonKnotting density: about knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - The rug has some wear marksComes with an authenticity certificate.Fast and neat delivery with BPOST or GLS + security + trackingNo...Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak 317 x 122 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area they were produced in. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs were rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by amateurs and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the head of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 317 x 122 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool Warp: CottonKnotting density: about knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours – Vintage – in good condition – signed by the weaverDelivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security)Not...Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak old Cloudband 210x130 cm circa

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful drawings, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became always more sought-after by amateurs and collectors until reaching remarkable quotations and to conquer a position of first order in the panorama of the oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 210 x 130 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year warranty Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily,...). Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak, 196 x 121 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area in which they were produced. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs was rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by hobbyists and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the forefront of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 196 x 121 cm Thickness: approximately 8-10 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily,...). Read More

Handmade oriental rug: Old Kazak, 127 x 103 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to label a diverse group of rugs that come from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazak rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The rugs' piles were long and shiny, and they had large colourful geometric designs that varied according to the area in which they were produced. Over the course of the 20th century, their beauty was rediscovered, as much for the colours as for the original and fanciful designs, which are still made from memory by the women and passed on from mother to daughter, thus handing down this great tradition over the centuries. This is how the rugs of the Caucasus came to be valued and still greatly sought-after by connoisseurs and collectors, to the point of reaching extraordinary valuations and capturing a position at the forefront of the panorama of oriental rugs.Manufacture: Hand-knotted Size: 127 x 103 cm Thickness: approximately 6 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: wool Warp: Cotton.Knot density: approximately knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGE – Collector's rug in original condition (wear marks + small hole)Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak 240 x 170 cm circa !!!

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful drawings, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became always more sought-after by amateurs and collectors until reaching remarkable quotations and to conquer a position of first order in the panorama of the oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 240 x 170 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Turkey.Pile: Wool. Chain: wool.Density of the knots: approximately knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGE.Delivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year warranty. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).Cannot be delivered to islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak 305 x 200 cm around !

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazakh were knotted entirely in wool, they were rugs with long and brilliant velvet and large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the area of production. During the 20th century, the beauty of both the colours and original and fanciful drawings was rediscovered, they were always made from memory by the women who passed them from mother to daughter, transmitting over the centuries this great tradition.This is how Caucasian rugs began to be appreciated and become always more wanted by amateurs and collectors until they reached remarkable valuations and conquered a leading position in the field of oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 305 x 200 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool. Warp: WoolDensity of the knots: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - The rug has some wear marksComes with an authenticity certificate.Fast and neat delivery with BPOST or GLS + security + trackingNo shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Madeira...).Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak Shirvan 170 x 120 cm circa

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful drawings, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became always more sought-after by amateurs and collectors until reaching remarkable quotations and to conquer a position of first order in the panorama of the oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 170 x 120 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool Chain: woolDensity of the knots: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year warranty Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping...Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak Akstafa 180 x 112 cm circa

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful drawings, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became always more sought-after by amateurs and collectors until reaching remarkable quotations and to conquer a position of first order in the panorama of the oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 180 x 112 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool Chain: woolDensity of the knots: approximately knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGEDelivered with its certificate of authenticity Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Balearic Islands...).Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak Seichur 150 x 100 cm circa

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is commonly used for categorising a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazaks were entirely knotted in wool with a long and shiny pile, and large colourful geometric-type designs, varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of both the colours and the original inventive designs were rediscovered; they are still made from memory by women who have transmitted this great tradition from mother to daughter over the centuries. That is how the Caucasian carpets started to be appreciated and consistently sought-after by enthusiasts and collectors, reaching outstanding prices and taking on a prime position in the panorama of oriental carpets.Manufacture: Hand-knotted Size: 150 x 100 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool. Warp: wool.Knot density: knots/m2 (approx.) Notes: 100% natural colours - vintage - in good condition - collection itemDelivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (securely, with tracking).No shipping Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak Akstafa 180 x 112 cm circa

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful drawings, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became always more sought-after by amateurs and collectors until reaching remarkable quotations and to conquer a position of first order in the panorama of the oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 180 x 112 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool. Chain: wool.Density of the knots: approximately knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGEDelivered with its certificate of authenticity Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Madeira...). Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kazak Shirvan 240 x 170 cm around

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazak were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful drawings, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became always more sought-after by amateurs and collectors until reaching remarkable quotations and to conquer a position of first order in the panorama of the oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 240 x 170 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool Chain: woolDensity of the knots: approximately knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGEDelivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year warranty. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Madeira...).Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak 124x72 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area in which they were produced. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs was rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by amateurs and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the head of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 124 x 72 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security)No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug: Kazak 245x155 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient:Manufacture: Knotted by hand Size: 245 x 155 cm Approximate thickness: 8 mm Age: circa Origin: PakistanPile: WoolWarp: CottonDensity of the knotting: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours – In good condition.Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Balearic Islands, Sardinia, Madeira...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak 245x155 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient:Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 245 x 155 cm Approximate thickness: 8 mm Age: circa Origin: PakistanPile: Wool.Warp: CottonDensity of the knotting: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours – In good condition.Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Balearic Islands, Sardinia, Madeira...)Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug: Antique Kazak, cm, circa

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The city of Kars is located in north-eastern Turkey, near the Armenian and Georgian borders.It's an old city with a great rug weaving tradition.As for contemporary production, Kars rugs are knotted entirely in wool. They usually have a rather high pile with a moderate knot density. Overall, the patterns are geometric in style, strongly influenced by the designs in neighbouring Armenia and by others of Caucasian origin. The borders also have Caucasian-inspired patterns; among these are the frequently occurring jagged leaf patterns. Manufacture: Knotted by hand Size: cm Thickness: approx. 10 mm Age: Circa Origin: TurkeyPile: Wool Warp: woolKnotting density: approx. knots/m² Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGEComes with a certificate of authenticity – one-year warranty Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (tracked and secure)No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak, 180 x 92 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area they were produced in. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs were rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by amateurs and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the head of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 180 x 92 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily,...). Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak 105 x 72 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area they were produced in. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs were rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by amateurs and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the head of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 105 x 72 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Fabric: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily,...). Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Antique Kazak Akstafa 221x137 cm,

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazaks were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with long and shiny fabrics, and with large coloured designs of geometric type varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of colours and original and fanciful designs, always made from memory by women who passed them from mother to daughter, were rediscovered over the centuries, thus transmitting this great tradition. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and became more sought-after, until now, by enthusiasts and collectors before reaching remarkable values and achieving a prime position in the panorama of oriental carpets.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 221 x 137 cm Thickness: approximately 8-10 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool. Warp: WoolDensity of the knots: approx. knots/m² Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year warranty Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (tracked and secure)No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak 177 x 130 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient:These rugs are made in a certain number of workshops in the Kashmir region that stretches between Pakistan and India. They are made from wool and their high knot density makes them very hard-wearing. Today, these are considered to be the finest rugs manufactured in Pakistan.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 177 x 130 cm Approximate thickness: 8 mm. Age: circa .Origin: Pakistan.Pile: Wool.Warp: CottonDensity of the knotting: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours – In good condition.Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Balearic Islands, Sardinia, Madeira...)Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak 185 x 110 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area in which they were produced. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs was rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by hobbyists and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the forefront of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 185 x 110 cmThickness: approximately 8-10 mm Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily,...). Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak Karachi measuring 170x95 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient:Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 170 x 95 cm Approximate thickness: 8 mm. Age: circa .Origin: Pakistan.Pile: Wool.Warp: CottonDensity of the knotting: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours - in perfect condition.Comes with an authenticity certificate.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Balearic Islands, Sardinia, Madeira...)Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak Seychur 112 x 90 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used as a general term to label a diverse group of rugs that come from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The rugs' piles were long and shiny, and they had large colourful geometric designs that varied according to the area in which they were produced. Over the course of the 20th century, their beauty was rediscovered, as much for the colours as for the original and fanciful designs, which are still made from memory by the women and passed on from mother to daughter, thus handing down this great tradition over the centuries. This is how the rugs of the Caucasus came to be valued and still greatly sought-after by connoisseurs and collectors, to the point of reaching extraordinary valuations and capturing a position at the forefront of the panorama of oriental rugs.Manufacture: Hand-knotted Size: 112 x 90 cm Thickness: approximately 6 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool Warp: CottonDensity of the knitting: approx. knots/m² Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - In perfect conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful delivery via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak Karabagh 260 x 136 cm

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazak is used generically to refer to a mixed group of rugs from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The fabric of the rug was long and glossy, with large coloured geometric-type designs that varied according to the area they were produced in. During the 20th century, the beauty both of the colours and of the original fantastic designs were rediscovered. They were still being made from memory by women who passed on the craft from mother to daughter, handing this great tradition down through the centuries. This is how rugs from the Caucasus came to be appreciated and still greatly sought-after by amateurs and collectors, and have reached remarkable prices, taking a position at the head of the panorama of Oriental rugs.Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 260 x 136 cm Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm Age: Circa Origin: Armenia / Russia Fabric: Wool Warp: CottonKnotting density: about knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - in good condition Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Balearic Islands...).Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazak Seychur 112 x 90 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is a feberak term used to label a diverse group of rugs that come from various regions of the Caucasus. Kazakh rugs from the 19th century were knotted entirely in wool. The rugs' piles were long and shiny, and they had large colourful geometric designs that varied according to the area in which they were produced. Over the course of the 20th century, their beauty was rediscovered, as much for the colours as for the original and fanciful designs, which are still made from memory by the women and passed on from mother to daughter, thus handing down this great tradition over the centuries. This is how the rugs of the Caucasus came to be valued and still greatly sought-after by connoisseurs and collectors, to the point of reaching extraordinary valuations and capturing a position at the forefront of the panorama of oriental rugs.Manufacture: Hand-knotted Size: 112 x 90 cm Thickness: approximately 6 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool Warp: CottonDensity of the knitting: approx. knots/m² Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - In perfect conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful delivery via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

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