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Small Antique Late 19th Century Caucasian Kazak Key Hole Design Coral Rug

$6,500.00

Rug sizes: 4 ft 6 in x 5 ft 9 in (1.37 m x 1.75 m)
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Geometric Medallion Rectangle 1890s Wool Hand Knotted Pile Antique Coral Rug, Circa Date: 1890s. This striking example of tribal weaving features a bold, central octagonal motif, characteristic of geometric Medallion designs. The dense, hand-knotted wool pile speaks to the durability and traditional craftsmanship inherent in pieces from this era, showcasing a sophisticated mastery of nomadic artistry.

The field is dominated by a rich, saturated coral hue, which transitions subtly into a deeper coral tone depending on the light. This vibrant ground is expertly contrasted by secondary elements of deep indigo, forest green, and ivory, creating a highly complex and visually arresting palette typical of Caucasian village production.

While possessing the intricate complexity of larger area carpets, this piece is rendered in a highly desirable Small Scatter Size Rugs (4.06ft x 5.09ft), making it exceptionally versatile for hallways, hearths, or as a focal point in a smaller study. Its robust structure ensures it remains suitable for areas of moderate foot traffic, preserving its integrity for generations to come.

As a genuine artifact from the 19th century, this textile represents a significant piece of weaving history. Its exceptional condition and powerful design make it a standout addition to any collection of antique rugs, offering both historical value and timeless decorative appeal.

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