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| Amritsar, Antique, Catalog #3237 |
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| Agra, Antique, Catalog #3184E |
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| Indo - Kashan, Antique, Catalog #3204E |
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| Amritsar, Antique, Catalog #3237E |
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| Indian, Antique, Catalog #3280E |
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| Indo - Tabriz, Antique, Catalog #3310 |
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Celebrate grandeur with Caucasian Rugs
Caucasian Rugs are basically a carpet whose edges do not touch the wall. They add to the beauty of your house. Caucasian Rugs are generally made in villages. It is not a city product. Geometric designs are displayed in Caucasian Rugs. Primary colors are used to keep it simple yet bright. The popular and well known names associated with Caucasian Rugs are Shrivan, Daghestan, Kazak, Quba and Gendge rugs. Quba rugs developed from early Armenian rugs. They were made in seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Interesting designs are found and the weaving is generally firm and fine. Symmetrical placement of conventional trees and leaves are also found in Caucasian Rugs. Blue, ivory, deep red, old rose, light green and brownish black are some of the popular colors of Caucasian Rugs. The Azeri Turks made the Shrivan rugs popular among the mass. The Shrivan rugs are not as good as Quba rugs. They are pile of short rugs with flat backs. Shrivan rugs with floral designs are antique. Designs can be replicated but the soul of the Caucasian Rugs lies in its colors. The materials used in Caucasian Rugs are wool, cotton and silk; though silk rugs are a bit uncommon. Turkish knot is used in Caucasian rugs. Brown shades are found in warps. In the woolen rugs we will get more fine knots if we use fine wool. The nature of the wool decides the nature of the knots. Both simple and complicated designs are displayed in Caucasian Rugs. There are many books which are written on Caucasian Rugs.
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