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Antique Caucasian Kuba Konagkend Rug
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Antique Caucasian Kuba Konagkend Rug

19th century
Description

This 19th Century Konagkend rug has an alluring design. The four borders manage to display traditional caucasian motifs in a creative manner, using stylised spiders and shaded diagonal bars, whilst the central field is made up of various connecting polygons and small birds. Whilst this section may be difficult to interpret, it allows for a thought-provoking response from the admirer, as they get lost in the maze-like pattern. Therefore, the use of a limited colour palette with intriguing imagery seems to work well in this rug.

Size: 132cm x 98cm

Age: 19th Century

Condition: Good - corner missing - light corrosion on brown

Stock No: SG-KON0525

Physical Dimensions
Height
132cm (51.97")
Width
98cm (38.58")
Declaration

Siez Gallery has dated this Antique Caucasian Kuba Rug to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1172264
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SG-KON0525
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All rugs are available for viewing from our showroom at Station Mill Antiques in the Cotswolds.

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This 19th Century Konagkend rug has an alluring design. The four borders manage to display traditional caucasian motifs in a creative manner, using stylised spiders and shaded diagonal bars, whilst the central field is made up of various connecting polygons and small birds.
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Whilst this section may be difficult to interpret, it allows for a thought-provoking response from the admirer, as they get lost in the maze-like pattern.
Siez Gallery

Therefore, the use of a limited colour palette with intriguing imagery seems to work well in this rug.

Size: 132cm x 98cm

Age: 19th Century

Condition: Good - corner missing - light corrosion on brown

Stock No: SG-KON0525

Height
132cm (51.97")
Width
98cm (38.58")
Date of Manufacture

Siez Gallery has dated this Antique Caucasian Kuba Rug to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1172264
Dealers Internal Ref
SG-KON0525
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An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders.
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Archive I An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders.

Antique Caucasian Kuba Konagkend Rug

Archive II An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders. View II
Archive III An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders.
Archive V An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders. View V
Archive VI An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders. View VI
Archive VII An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders. View VII
Archive VIII An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders. View VIII
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An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders.
Antique Caucasian Kuba Konagkend Rug
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An antique Caucasian Konagkend hand-knotted wool rug featuring an ivory field filled with geometric repeat lattice motifs in terracotta red, dark blue, and brown within patterned borders.
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Vacuum regularly using suction only to avoid damaging the hand-knotted pile with a beater bar. Rotate the rug annually to ensure even wear, use a high-quality rug pad underneath, and clean spills immediately with cold water and neutral soap.

Geometric Caucasian carpets complement modern interiors by introducing visual structure, rich texture, and warmth. They are frequently placed over polished timber floors alongside contemporary minimalist furniture, or integrated into traditional period settings.

Authentic Konagkend pieces feature a dense geometric lattice field pattern, precise knotting on a wool foundation, and distinct Kufic or angular borders. Variations in colour tone, known as abrash, also indicate the use of hand-dyed natural wool yarns.

Authentic Caucasian rugs are hand-knotted using hand-spun sheeps wool for both the pile and the warp and weft foundation. The yarns were coloured using natural dyes derived from plants, madder root, indigo, and minerals.

Konagkend rugs originate from the Kuba region in the northeastern Caucasus mountains. Woven primarily by village weavers during the 19th and early 20th centuries, these carpets are distinguished by complex geometric repeat patterns influenced by tribal traditions and regional trade routes.
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