Handmade with care, this hand-knotted in Romania with a fine wool foundation this exquisite Karabagh Caucasian rug embodies the elegance and cultural richness of the South Caucasus weaving tradition. Featuring a low .25" pile it maintains a tapestry-like texture while preserving the strength and beauty of its intricate craftsmanship. The design is a celebration of floral repetition with bold rose motifs and serrated leaves rendered in a balanced palette of rose ivory blue aqua navy rust brown and charcoal. A vibrant border of blooming roses set against a contrasting background frames the composition lending depth and structure to the allover layout. This piece is a faithful homage to antique Karabagh rugs known for their unique blend of European aesthetics particularly French Aubusson-style florals and tribal Caucasian sensibilities. Whether used in a formal sitting room eclectic space or gallery-like interior it offers a visually striking yet graceful presence. The Romanian craftsmanship ensures the rug's durability while honoring the delicate artistry of its historic inspiration. A refined and collectible piece it reflects the enduring legacy of Karabagh weaving with a contemporary edge. is a fusion of durability, comfort, and refined craftsmanship, offering an inviting feel that enhances any room's ambiance.

A hallmark of superior design and craftsmanship, Story Behind the Art: Karabagh rugs originating from the historic Karabagh (Karabakh) region in the South Caucasus encompassing parts of modern-day Azerbaijan and Armenia are renowned for their rich cultural heritage and artistic fusion of Eastern and Western design elements. Dating back to the 17th century these hand-knotted wool rugs flourished particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries under Persian and later Russian imperial influence. Traditionally woven in towns such as Shusha Jabrayil and Lachin Karabagh rugs are celebrated for their deep moody color palettes featuring black coral deep reds ivory rose olive and blues and for their bold often curvilinear floral compositions. These designs reflect a unique blend of local Caucasian tribal motifs with the influence of French and Persian aesthetics especially visible in their resemblance to French Aubusson and Savonnerie carpets. Common themes include large-scale roses medallions prayer arches and stylized foliage rendered with either symmetrical (Turkish) knots or asymmetrical Persian techniques depending on the region and time period. While original antique Karabagh rugs remain highly collectible their designs have inspired a variety of reproduction rugs produced in Romania Pakistan India and Turkey. These contemporary adaptations preserve the traditional floral and medallion layouts while using modern dyeing techniques and foundations often woven with high-quality wool or blended materials to mimic the dense pile and subtle sheen of their antique counterparts. Whether antique or reproduced Karabagh rugs remain prized for their dramatic elegance exceptional craftsmanship and ability to bridge tribal authenticity with European sophistication.. Every rug reflects exceptional attention to detail, honoring traditional weaving techniques while meeting contemporary decor preferences.