£4,400.00
1 in stock (One of a Kind)
£4,400.00
1 in stock (One of a Kind)
This 340 × 160 cm antique Caucasian Shirvan Kilim from the 1940s features a distinctive combination of striped bands and geometric medallions, reflecting the bold weaving traditions of the Caucasus. Woven in rich mustard, navy, beige, and multicoloured tones, its balanced composition creates visual depth and enduring appeal.A decorative and highly collectible handwoven flatweave, this vintage Shirvan Kilim brings warmth, character, and understated sophistication to traditional, eclectic, and contemporary interiors alike.
This antique Shirvan Kilim was woven in the Caucasus during the 1940s using traditional flatweave techniques passed down through generations. Distinguished by its geometric medallions and tribal stripe patterns, it reflects the rich weaving heritage and artistic traditions of the Shirvan region. Originally created for household use or family dowries, these handwoven kilims combined practical function with decorative beauty. Today, they are prized as collectible te x tiles and decorative rugs.
The 340 × 160 cm Shirvan Kilim features a distinctive striped field enriched with geometric medallions and tribal zigzag motifs. Woven in mustard, navy, cream, and multicoloured tones, its balanced composition creates depth, movement, and strong visual character. Blending geometric precision with folk-art charm, this handwoven flatweave makes an impressive statement piece for living rooms, seating areas, and curated interiors, complementing both eclectic and refined décor.
Vacuum regularly using a flat suction attachment to protect the weave and fibres. Attend to spills promptly with cold water and a pH-neutral soap, blotting gently without rubbing. Avoid harsh chemicals, e x cessive moisture, or soaking. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the colours. Rotate periodically to encourage even wear and use a quality rug pad to provide stability and protect floor surfaces. For specialist cleaning, conservation, or repairs, consult an e x perienced kilim professional. Contact us for professional rug restoration services.
Handwoven from wool on a cotton foundation, this Shirvan Kilim features a finely woven, low-profile flatweave enhanced by natural vegetable-dyed yarns. The rich colours, crisp geometric motifs, and balanced composition highlight the craftsmanship and weaving traditions of the region. Durable yet refined, the wool provides warmth, te x ture, and lasting appeal, while the striped field creates a striking contrast with the tribal design elements. A superb e x ample of traditional Caucasian te x tile artistry.
Woven in Central Asia around 2020, this large Afghan Kilim rug embodies centuries-old nomadic traditions. It reflects the regional heritage of storytelling through pattern and colour, with earthy terracotta and burgundy tones rooted in tribal symbolism.
The rug showcases tribal zig-zag, geometric, and repeat motifs in terracotta, orange, and red hues. Its bold symmetry and earthy palette make it ideal for traditional, eclectic, or rustic interiors craving warm, grounded elegance.
Vacuum gently using a suction-only tool and rotate a few times per year to prevent uneven fading. Keep out of direct sunlight and moisture-prone areas. For long-term care or stains, consult a kilim specialist to preserve its natural dyes and fibres.
Flatwoven with wool and cotton, this rug demonstrates artisanal craftsmanship honed over generations. The natural vegetable dyes enrich the warm hues, while the tightly packed weave offers long-lasting durability with cultural and visual te x ture.
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From start to finish it was very easy
Excellent restoration
Regular vacuuming helps keep your rug clean. For spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth. Professional cleaning is recommended for deep cleaning, ideally every 12-18 months to maintain its beauty and longevity. We also offer professional rug cleaning and rug restoration services—if you’d like to know more, feel free to contact us for details. Please refer to our care guide for more maintenance tips.
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Yes, we offer a rug valuation certificate for our premium, rare, and handcrafted rugs. This certificate provides an official assessment of your rug’s authenticity, craftsmanship, and market value, which can be used for insurance or resale purposes. If you’d like to request a valuation for your rug, please contact us, and our experts will be happy to assist you.
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