Description :

Hand-Knotted Caucasian Style Rug With Geometric Motif Pattern

This is a hand-knotted Caucasian-style rug, likely produced during the mid-to-late 20th century, characterized by its symmetrical tribal motifs and earthy palette of ivory, rust, brown, light blue, and navy tones. The pattern is composed of angular geometric shapes, including stylized hooks, cross medallions, and serrated leaves, bordered by multiple bands of floral rosettes and diamond chains. These rugs draw influence from the traditional Kazak and Shirvan weaving traditions of the Caucasus region, which historically produced rugs for both utilitarian and ceremonial use. The structure is dense and consistent, indicating careful craftsmanship in a workshop or village setting.