Caucasian Rug 03

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Material:	Wool
Size:	4’6” x 8’4”

Description

Featuring eight-pointed stars and fan tailed peacocks, this rug, dating back to the late 19th century, is extremely rare since it contains features typically found in two separate groups of rugs, Lesghi and Akstafa, both from the Caucasian region in the border between Europe and Asia. The stars in the design are symbols of happiness, and the birds are a symbol of the abundance of faith. The rug can therefore be interpreted to mean happiness in faith, and faith in happiness.

Tribal carpets are typically made by nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes from various parts of the world. Their designs are different from modern, commercial carpets, in that they are mostly raw, abstract and somewhat naïve. Typically, women weave the carpets without a set design in mind during the weaving process, which results in the variations in the patterns, and the irregular shapes of the carpets. These “perfect imperfections” are the delicate nuances, that add to the beauty of each one-of-a-kind handwoven carpet. Every tribal carpet has a unique story that comes from weaver’s thoughts and expressions. Elements like flowers, plants, human beings, birds, and animals such as dogs, sheep and camels often feature, giving a base to the storyline.

Description

Featuring eight-pointed stars and fan tailed peacocks, this rug, dating back to the late 19th century, is extremely rare since it contains features typically found in two separate groups of rugs, Lesghi and Akstafa, both from the Caucasian region in the border between Europe and Asia. The stars in the design are symbols of happiness, and the birds are a symbol of the abundance of faith. The rug can therefore be interpreted to mean happiness in faith, and faith in happiness.

Tribal carpets are typically made by nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes from various parts of the world. Their designs are different from modern, commercial carpets, in that they are mostly raw, abstract and somewhat naïve. Typically, women weave the carpets without a set design in mind during the weaving process, which results in the variations in the patterns, and the irregular shapes of the carpets. These “perfect imperfections” are the delicate nuances, that add to the beauty of each one-of-a-kind handwoven carpet. Every tribal carpet has a unique story that comes from weaver’s thoughts and expressions. Elements like flowers, plants, human beings, birds, and animals such as dogs, sheep and camels often feature, giving a base to the storyline.

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Details

Material:	Wool
Size:	4’6” x 8’4”

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We accept returns within 7 days of delivery if the item reaches you in damaged condition.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Do not use any harsh brushes to clean the rug or carpet. Soft brooms can be used on a regular basis for cleaning. You can also vacuum regularly to keep dirt from getting trapped in fibres. If a spill occurs, blot immediately, but do not rub the stain. Expose the rug or carpet to the sun for some time if it gets wet. Rotate the rug occasionally to equalize wear. Use protectors under the legs of heavy furniture to avoid flattening and piling. If a thread comes loose, do not pull on it; instead, trim gently with scissors. Periodic professional cleaning of rugs and carpets is recommended.
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All orders are insured for transit.

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CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Do not use any harsh brushes to clean the rug or carpet. Soft brooms can be used on a regular basis for cleaning. You can also vacuum regularly to keep dirt from getting trapped in fibres. If a spill occurs, blot immediately, but do not rub the stain. Expose the rug or carpet to the sun for some time if it gets wet. Rotate the rug occasionally to equalize wear. Use protectors under the legs of heavy furniture to avoid flattening and piling. If a thread comes loose, do not pull on it; instead, trim gently with scissors. Periodic professional cleaning of rugs and carpets is recommended.

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