Antique Caucasian Chelaberd, so called Sunburst or Eagle Kazak Rug. circa 1890

This 19th-century Caucasian Eagle Kazak rug represents one of the most recognizable and sought-after designs from the Chelaberd region of Karabakh. Defined by its three bold “eagle” ...

Size: 7ft 7in x 4ft 6in (232 x 138cm) Antique Caucasian Chelaberd Kazak triple medallion rug. Circa 1890. A superb Kazak rug of the sought after and well known Chelaberd design, a...

The Caucasus is the geographically-isolated mountainous region north of Persia between the Black and Caspian Seas. The diverse population of this area primarily consists of Armenians and Azeri Turks; however large groups of Georgians and Kurds also inhabit and produce rugs in this territory. The designs illustrated in these weavings are sparsely decorated with large-scale patterns of stylized flora appearing as abstract geometric elements. The impact of these designs is heightened by the usage of a limited number of contrasting primary colors. Kazak rugs are woven in the southern Caucasus in the villages between the towns of Tiflis and Erivan. Eagle or Sunburst Kazak...

Stunning antique Caucasian Kazak eagle rug, measuring 4'5" in width by 7'5" in length. This remarkable piece is in excellent condition, considering its rich history, and features the...

Antique Caucasian Kazak rug, circa 1890. A south west Caucasian Kazak hand woven rug circa 1890. Two large central motifs on a red ground with ethnic designs surrounded by multiple b...

This rug is hand woven in the Caucasus in the Kazak region. The distressed condition of the rug with all organic dyes and muted colors throughout makes it a perfect compliment for an...

The antique caucasian eagle kazak rug is a handwoven textile that originates from the Caucasus region, located between the black and caspian Seas. This type of rug is highly valued b...

Old Caucasian Chelaberd Kazak double medallion rug. A good Kazak rug of the well known Chelaberd design, also known as Eagle Kazak rugs. These rugs are from the Karabagh region of t...

Although coarse like a typical Caucasian Kazak, the design is derived from east Caucasian Shirvan rugs with its elongated head and foot panel enclosing octogons in ivory and straw. The abrashed teal ground is particularly attractive and is adorned with stars-in-octagons, animals and nested boxes...

This rug is hand woven in the Caucasus mountains region. With all organic dyes and plush rich wool, this rug was woven for personal use and not to be sold in the market. The rich red...