handmade oriental rug old kazakh seichur 150 x 100 cm circa

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

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is commonly used for categorising a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazakhs 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 - collector's item.Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (securely, with tracking).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

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

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is commonly used for categorising a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazakhs 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 - collector's item.Delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).No shipping... 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: Antique Kazakh Seichur, 150 x 100

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: Kazakh is the generic term used for classifying a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazakh carpetswere entirely knotted in wool, featuring a long and shiny pile, and large colourful geometrical designs, varying according to the production area. During the 20th century, the beauty of both the colours and the original and fanciful designs were rediscovered. Those were always made from memory by women who passed this great tradition from mother to daughter over the centuries. This is how the Caucasian carpets began to be appreciated and always more sought-after by enthusiasts and collectors, reaching outstanding prices and taking on a prime position in the panorama of oriental carpets.Manufacture: Hand-knotted. Measurements: 150 x 100 cm Thickness: approx. 8 mmPeriod: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool Warp: woolKnotting density: approx. knots/m²Notes: 100 % natural colours — VINTAGE - In good condition — Collector's carpetComes with its certificate of authenticity Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS/UPS/DHL, securely, with trackingAdditional costs for islands (Corsica, Sicily, etc). Read More

Handmade oriental carpet: Old Seichur Kazakh, 245 x 185 cm

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: 245 x 185 cm Thickness: approximately 8–10 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool Warp: CottonKnot density: approximately knots/m² Notes: 100% natural dyes – Vintage – In good conditionComes with its certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (securely, with tracking).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

Handmade oriental carpet: Old Seichur Kazakh, 245 x 185 cm

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: 245 x 185 cm Thickness: approximately 8–10 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool Warp: CottonKnot density: approximately knots/m² Notes: 100% natural dyes – Vintage – In good conditionComes with its certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (secure, with tracking).Not... Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Kazakh 325 x 115 cm circa .

Click here to view this lot Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used generically to classify a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazakh 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: 325 x 115 cm. Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Fabric: 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).No delivery to the islands (Sicily etc...). Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Antique Kazakh 240 x 170 cm circa

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is commonly used for categorising a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazakhs 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: 240 x 130 cm. Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool. Chain: Wool.Density of the knots: approximately knots/m². Notes: Collector's item - some wear.Comes with its certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (securely, with tracking).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Antique Kazakh Akstafa 300 x 150 cm,

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used as a generic term for a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazakhs were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with a long and shiny pile, and with large colourful geometric designs varying according to the production area. During the 20th century these beautiful colours and these, original decorative designs were rediscovered, still made from memory and passing down this great tradition over the centuries from mother to daughter. There is thus an increased appreciation of Caucasian carpets, andthey are now 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: 300 x 150 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool Warp: Wool.Density of the knots: approx. knots/m². Notes: 100% natural colours – vintage – in good conditionComes with its certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).No delivery to the islands... Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Antique Kazakh Akstafa 300 x 150 cm,

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used as a generic term for a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazakhs were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with a long and shiny pile, and with large colourful geometric designs varying according to the production area. During the 20th century these beautiful colours and these, original decorative designs were rediscovered, still made from memory and passing down this great tradition over the centuries from mother to daughter. There is thus an increased appreciation of Caucasian carpets, andthey are now 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: 300 x 150 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool Warp: Wool.Density of the knots: approx. knots/m². Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGE – in good conditionComes with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).No delivery to the islands... Read More

Handmade oriental carpet: Old Kazakh, 267 x 167 cm, circa

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is commonly used for categorising a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus. The 19th century Kazakhs 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: 267 x 167 cm. Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Russia.Pile: Wool. Warp: wool.Density of the knots: approximately knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – Vintage.Comes with its certificate of authenticity – One-year warranty. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (securely, with tracking).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily, Madeira...). Read More

Oriental handmade rug Qum - IRAN 150 x 55 cm, circa

Qum is the oldest holy city for Shiite Muslims. Evidence of human settlements in the area date back to the 5th millennium B.C. Therefore, the city abounds in history and splendid monuments such as the sanctuary of Masumeh  or the majestic mosque of Hazrate Fatemah. Even though rug production began rather recently, indeed the first looms in Qum were set up around , by a group of merchants form Kashan, the locally made rugs quickly acquired market status thanks to the fine workmanship and variety of patterns that are based on those from the Persian cities with much older traditions. Therefore, we can find Qum rugs with full-field floral designs similar to those of Isfahan or with a central medallion like the Kashans. Other Qum rugs are inspired by the panels of the Bakhtiaris: they are made more finely and with a greater wealth of details than the "originals." The boteh  and zir-i-sultan  have also become classic patterns in these rugs. As to colours, Qum rugs are made in a truly vast range that often includes very lively tones: red, blue, azure and cream are the most widely used for the field, although much softer shades were used in the s. Manufacture: Hand-knotted Size: 150 x 55 cm Approximate thickness: 8-10 mm Age: circa Origin: IRAN. Pile: Wool (kork)Warp: Cotton Knot density: approx. knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via GLS/UPS (secure with tracking and insurance). Additional costs for islands (Corsica, Sicily, Greece...)! Read More

Handmade oriental carpet: Old Kazak Seichur 260 x 180 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is commonly used for categorising a heterogeneous group of carpets coming from various areas of the Caucasus.The 19th century Kazakhs 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: 260 x 180 cm Thickness: approximately 8–10 mm. Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool. Chain: CottonKnot density: approximately knots/m² Notes: 100% natural dyes – Vintage – In good conditionComes with its certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (tracked and secure).No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kurdi, 160 x 120 cm, circa

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used as a generic term for a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazakhs were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with a long and shiny pile, and with large colourful geometric designs varying according to the production area. During the 20th century these beautiful colours and these, original decorative designs were rediscovered, still made from memory and passing down this great tradition over the centuries from mother to daughter. There is thus an increased appreciation of Caucasian carpets, andthey are now 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: 160 x 120 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm Age: Circa . Origin: IranPile: Wool Chain: woolDensity of the knots: approx. knots/m2 Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE- signs of wear Delivered with its certificate of authenticity. Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (plus tracking and security).Shipping unavailable for islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Turkoman 225 x 140 cm circa .

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: 225 x 140 cm. Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: TurkmenistanPile: Wool Warp: CottonKnotting density: approximately knots/m² Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - In perfect conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (tracked and secure)No shipping to the islands (Corsica, Sicily...) Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Malayer 500 x 97 cm circa !!!

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Size: 500 x 97 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Iran.Pile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGE – Genuine carpet, in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year's 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 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 Malayer 500 x 97 cm circa !!!

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: Manufacture: Knotted by hand. Cut: 500 x 97 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: Iran.Pile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours – VINTAGE – Genuine carpet, in good conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity – 1 year's 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 Turkoman 225 x 140 cm circa .

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 velour 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 decorative 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. Size: 225 x 140 cm. Thickness: approx. 8-10 mm. Age: Circa . Origin: TurkmenistanPile: Wool. Warp: Cotton.Knotting density: about knots/m2. Notes: 100% natural colours - VINTAGE - In perfect conditionDelivered with a certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via BPOST or GLS (with tracking and security).Not... Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Old Kuba Konagend 180 x 130 cm circa

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used as a generic term for a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazakhs were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with a long and shiny pile, and with large colourful geometric designs varying according to the production area. During the 20th century these beautiful colours and these, original decorative designs were rediscovered, still made from memory and passing down this great tradition over the centuries from mother to daughter. There is thus an increased appreciation of Caucasian carpets, andthey are now sought-after by enthusiasts and collectors, reaching outstanding prices and taking on a prime position in the panorama of oriental carpets.Manufacture: Hand-knotted Cut: 170 x 120 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia. Pile: Wool Warp: wool.Knot density: 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... 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 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: Antique Kazakh rug 290 x 160 cm, c.

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used as a generic term for a heterogeneous group of carpets from various areas of the Caucasus. The nineteenth century Kazakhs were knotted entirely in wool, they were carpets with a long and shiny pile, and with large colourful geometric designs varying according to the production area. During the 20th century these beautiful colours and these, original decorative designs were rediscovered, still made from memory and passing down this great tradition over the centuries from mother to daughter. There is thus an increased appreciation of Caucasian carpets, andthey are now 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: 290 x 160 cm Thickness: approximately 8 mm Age: Circa Origin: Azerbaijan/Russia Pile: Wool Warp: WoolDensity of the knots: approx. knots/m² Notes: 100% natural colours – vintage – collector's rug – antique – slight signs of wearDelivered with its certificate of authenticity.Fast and careful shipping via Bpost or GLS (tracked and secure).No shipping to islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

Handmade oriental rug. Antique Shirvan Kazakh, 140 x 80 cm

Welcome to Passion d'Orient: The term Kazakh is used generically 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: 140 x 80 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 islands (Corsica, Sicily...). Read More

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