Shirvan rugs are often the most sought after antique rugs from the Caucasus. Shirvans were made not far from those of Kuba, which are closely related in terms of design and coloration. But Shirvans tend to be distinguished by a larger, more supple weave. They also leaned more to medallion designs, while Kubas relied more on allover patterns. Still, Shirvans and Kubas constitute something of a contrast to the bolder more graphic quality of South Caucasian rugs like Kazaks and Karabaghs. Instead they are more finely detailed, relying on precise articulations of form as well as the effects of rich color.
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22 Rugs Found in Shirvan Rug
This beautiful antique Shirvan displays four medallions and features a well-rendered Kufic border.
Woven in
Shirvan during the turn of the 20th century, this colorful carpet features segmented blossom guls woven with a vibrant combination of classic colors.
Shirvan, located between Karanagh and Daghestan is known for its prolific production of weaving as portrayed by
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Sale: - $4,500.00
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This classic Shirvan carpet features exquisite colors and traditional patterns from the Caucasus with a vague tribal influence.
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Sale: - $2,900.00
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This charming antique Shirvan rug features bold tribal weaving with an allover geometric design. Abstracted flowers are
A finely detailed trellis of abstract forms descended form arabesque vinescrolls repeats across the field of this exquisite antique Konaghend.
Woven in the late 19th century, this antique carpet from
Shirvan features a multitude of dragon motifs and protection symbols woven in a combination of bold colors.
Loosely grouped symbols and angular figures decorate the warm golden-yellow field of this antique Caucasian rug woven in
Shirvan during the late 19th century.
Ancient protection symbols rendered in a chic combination of ivory, camel brown and midnight blue decorate the field of this antique Caucasian rug woven in
Shirvan.
Woven in Shirvan, this antique rug features a columnar pattern of stacked lozenges decorated with detailed protection symbols from the Caucasus.
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