Old Kilim Karabagh Azeri Antique - Kelim - 452 cm - 225 cm
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Karabagh Kilim, also known as Karabakh Kilim, is a traditional type of carpet that originates from the Karabakh region, which is now primarily part of Azerbaijan, but also includes parts of Armenia and the internationally unrecognized Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh. These rugs are known for their unique designs, vibrant colors and handwoven quality.
The Karabagh kilims have a long history, dating back to the 18th century. They were traditionally made by nomadic tribes that lived in the region. The carpets were produced for both personal use and trade and played an important role in the region's cultural heritage.
When it comes to designs, Karabagh kilims are known for their geometric patterns and bold colors. Typical motifs are diamonds, triangles, rhombuses and stylized flowers. These patterns are often done in bold reds, blues, greens and yellows, giving the rugs a lively and dynamic impression.
The production of Karabagh kilims is a complex craft that requires a lot of skill and time. The carpets are traditionally made from wool obtained from local sheep herds. The weaving technique is known as the kilim or flatweave technique, in which the threads are interwoven on a loom in a special pattern.
Nowadays, Karabagh kilims are sought-after collector's items and are valued all over the world. They are often used as floor coverings, wall hangings or decorative accents in living spaces. Their cultural significance and quality of craftsmanship make them an important part of the cultural heritage not only of Azerbaijan and Armenia, but of the entire South Caucasus region.
Name of the carpet: Kilim Karabagh
Size: 452x225cm
Thickness: approx. 4mm
Origin: Azerbayjan
Processing: Hand-knotted
Knot: approx. Woven
Pile: 100% wool
Chain: 100% wool
Age: Antique, older than 80 years
Condition/Condition: See condition
Weight: approx. 15
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You can lay them out and use them straight away.
All of our carpets are packaged beautifully, thoroughly and padded.
Info:
Karabagh Kilim, also known as Karabakh Kilim, is a traditional type of carpet that originates from the Karabakh region, which is now primarily part of Azerbaijan, but also includes parts of Armenia and the internationally unrecognized Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh. These rugs are known for their unique designs, vibrant colors and handwoven quality.
The Karabagh kilims have a long history, dating back to the 18th century. They were traditionally made by nomadic tribes that lived in the region. The carpets were produced for both personal use and trade and played an important role in the region's cultural heritage.
When it comes to designs, Karabagh kilims are known for their geometric patterns and bold colors. Typical motifs are diamonds, triangles, rhombuses and stylized flowers. These patterns are often done in bold reds, blues, greens and yellows, giving the rugs a lively and dynamic impression.
The production of Karabagh kilims is a complex craft that requires a lot of skill and time. The carpets are traditionally made from wool obtained from local sheep herds. The weaving technique is known as the kilim or flatweave technique, in which the threads are interwoven on a loom in a special pattern.
Nowadays, Karabagh kilims are sought-after collector's items and are valued all over the world. They are often used as floor coverings, wall hangings or decorative accents in living spaces. Their cultural significance and quality of craftsmanship make them an important part of the cultural heritage not only of Azerbaijan and Armenia, but of the entire South Caucasus region.
Name of the carpet: Kilim Karabagh
Size: 452x225cm
Thickness: approx. 4mm
Origin: Azerbayjan
Processing: Hand-knotted
Knot: approx. Woven
Pile: 100% wool
Chain: 100% wool
Age: Antique, older than 80 years
Condition/Condition: See condition
Weight: approx. 15
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