Karabagh carpet (warp, weft and wool pile), South Caucasus - Lot 274

Lot n° 274
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300 - 500 EUR
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Result : 388EUR
Karabagh carpet (warp, weft and wool pile), South Caucasus - Lot 274
Karabagh carpet (warp, weft and wool pile), South Caucasus Circa 1930-1950. (Slight wear, old restorations, fraying and edges damaged). Length: 156 cm; Width: 122 cm. Karabagh means "black garden" and refers to a region in the southern part of Azerbaijan. It became an important weaving center, with the creation of numerous factories, as early as the 17th century, under the impetus of Muslim and Christian craftsmen. During the 19th century, European-style rose carpets were produced here, based on French cartoons. The carpet is enhanced by a polychrome palmettes semiset on a navy blue background. A narrow red border with floral motifs surrounds the composition. Expert : Alexandre CHEVALIER.
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