Size: 12.10 x 3.3 ft.
Origin: Caucasus
Circa: 1910s
Material: Pure Wool
This beautiful, minimalist antique Caucasian Talish runner rug is a refined example of regional elegance, woven in the South Caucasus during the late 19th century. Defined by its striking simplicity and bold structure, the rug features a wide, open indigo-blue field, a hallmark of Talish design, delicately framed by a vibrant and finely executed border.
The field is intentionally left free of internal ornamentation, drawing the eye inward and creating a powerful visual calm. This monochromatic expanse showcases rich abrash (natural colour variation), subtly shifting between shades of midnight and denim blue, revealing the hand-dyed, organic nature of the wool.
Encircling this serene field is a dynamic border filled with sharply serrated diamond medallions in alternating hues of ivory, rust red, dark brown, and sky blue. Each diamond encloses smaller geometric motifs, adding rhythmic energy and tribal flair to the composition. Narrow inner and outer guard stripes in earthy tones enhance the frame and complete the rug’s perfectly balanced proportions.
Handwoven with naturally dyed wool, this Talish runner carries a quiet strength and sophisticated restraint, making it a rare find for collectors or interiors that appreciate minimalist tribal aesthetics grounded in deep tradition.
Authentic vintage and antique Caucasian rugs are hand-knotted with wool. Each one is an exceptional work of art and one of a kind.
Pictures are taken in natural light to portray the most realistic colours possible. Due to these rugs' handmade and preloved nature, slight imperfections and flaws are not defects.
Our rugs are professionally cleaned.
