194 X 238cm Antique Bordjalou Kazak- Oustanding

Name: 194 X 238cm Antique Bordjalou Kazak- Oustanding
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1143293
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by James Cohen Antique Carpets

Description

A really fabulous Bordjalou Kazak, from the Caucasus mountains with great colour and fantastic condition. The fleecy pile glows with natural dyestuffs and the 'eye-dazzler' border grabs the vision and swings it up and down with irrepressible energy. A real showstopper of a rug and one which I have not found for a long time. Full of whimsical, tribal details including dogs, goats and birds. A small date panel with 1270. The green is ideal, mottled with a dozen different shades. A corroded light purple. A dark tan and a gorgeous mid blue with just a hint of green in it. A few knots of Fuchsine dye along the top guard border suggests a date of around 1860

Price includes modest repair work

6'4" x 7'10"

Physical Dimensions

Height

238cm (93.70")

Width

194cm (76.38")

Declaration

James Cohen Antique Carpets has dated this piece to the 1860s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1143293

Dealers Notes

My lifelong passion is for the most beautiful handwoven, antique rugs, carpets and textiles made by mankind. Feel free to chat to me at any time, with any questions you may have about cleaning or repairs, sourcing a specific size or colour combination, I'm here to help.

Description

A really fabulous Bordjalou Kazak, from the Caucasus mountains with great colour and fantastic condition.

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The fleecy pile glows with natural dyestuffs and the 'eye-dazzler' border grabs the vision and swings it up and down with irrepressible energy.

James Cohen Antique Carpets

A real showstopper of a rug and one which I have not found for a long time. Full of whimsical, tribal details including dogs, goats and birds. A small date panel with 1270. The green is ideal, mottled with a dozen different shades. A corroded light purple. A dark tan and a gorgeous mid blue with just a hint of green in it. A few knots of Fuchsine dye along the top guard border suggests a date of around 1860

Price includes modest repair work

6'4" x 7'10"