Antique Caucasian Lenkoran Runner

The Yuruk are nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes that primarily inhabit the lesser populated regions of eastern Anatolia. The word Yuruk translates in Turkish to pastoral nomad. Their...

Kuba is the largest rug weaving center in the Caucasus region. Located in the northeast near the Caspian Sea, this area is known for producing rugs with medium-density, low piles on ...

The Shirvan region in the eastern Caucasus is one of the principle weaving centers in that region. This area is known for producing bold geometric patterns executed in primary color...

Kuba is the largest rug weaving center in the Caucasus region. Located in the northeast near the Caspian Sea, this area is known for producing rugs with medium-density, low piles on solid foundations. These rugs are often woven on indigo fields. This runner, woven exclusively in vegetal dyes, has a repeat pattern of polychrome rosettes in a saffron diamond...

From the Caucasus or northwest Persia, this medium blue field runner has a lozenge and trident pattern in orange, ivory and blue-green, within a deep blue-green 'dragon vine' border....

:: Triple concentric center medallions with detailed checkered fills, delicate outwardly directed floral bouquets adorned at either end by oversized rectilinear drawn sprawling serra...

A remarkable early 20th century Persian Serab runner with a large crimson central diamond medallion flanked by two more smaller diamond medallions with stylized floral details, and l...

:: Covered field in geometric guls with interior starburst design elements wrapped by a hook-and-latch motif in lattice orientation comparative to the splayed halved medallions covering the neutral space in the main field. Wide banded main border in a simplistic yet expressive and highly colorful crab style palmette and blossom design motif. Main field with an interior reciprocating pawn design motif. Fantastic vivid coloration of natural tones throughout. Colors and shades include: Sapphire blue, madder root red, jade green, mallard green, cherry red, saffron yellow, dusty blush, charcoal brown, camel, sand, ivory, and more. Condition notes: Even wear across to knot heads with faint foundation showing through. Mostly secure sides and ends. Multiple areas of mending old splits including darning and one end with old machine...