Antique Caucasian Seychour Rug, Caucasus, Circa: Late 19th Century – This fascinating and culturally intriguing antique Oriental rug – an antique Caucasian Seychour rug made in the Caucuses – is truly an achievement in rug-making. This traditional piece possesses many of the qualities most sought after by collectors of such rugs, and would make a proud addition to any home. Straddling the area between the Russia and northwest Persia, the city of Seychour developed a unique style characterized by geometric figures and floral elements that are distinctly associated with the Caucasus. Known for their vibrant and varied color palettes, Seychour weavers chose strong indigo-blues, rose-reds, and delicate greens for this carpet, which have acquired a subtle patina over the years. All in all, this is a piece that is not to be missed. Its unique design and traditional composition make it not only a highly desirable piece, but a genuine work of art in the antique rug world.
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Small Scatter Size Square Shape Antique 19th Century Tribal Caucasian Seychour Rug 44413
Size: 3 ft 8 in x 3 ft 8 in (1.12 m x 1.12 m)
Origin: Caucasian Rugs
Style: Seychour Rugs
Representing the best hallmarks of Seychour carpets, this small medallion rug includes cabbage roses, running dog or Seychour borders, and a classic lobed medallion.
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