19th Century Caucasian Runner – Handwoven Tribal Wool Rug (3.1 x 11.9 ft) (#21929)

Enhance your space with the striking beauty of this 19th Century Caucasian runner, a captivating piece of tribal craftsmanship. Measuring 3.1 x 11.9 feet, this handwoven rug features a bold, repeating boteh (paisley) pattern, symbolizing growth and prosperity. The vibrant red field is contrasted by soft ivory and indigo tones, while the intricate floral and vine borders frame the design, reflecting the distinct artistry of the Caucasus region.

Key Features:

• Origin: Caucasus Region
• Period: 19th Century
• Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool on a Wool Foundation
• Design: Repeating boteh motifs with floral borders
• Dimensions: 3.1 x 11.9 feet (94 x 363 cm)
• Color Palette: Rich red, ivory, indigo, and soft blues
• Condition: Excellent for its age, with even wear that enhances the rug’s antique appeal

Why This Runner Stands Out:

Caucasian runners are prized for their bold tribal patterns, vibrant colors, and durable craftsmanship. The elongated size makes this runner an ideal addition to hallways, staircases, or long entryways, adding warmth and cultural richness to narrow spaces. The boteh motifs reflect ancient Persian influences, symbolizing eternal life and protection.

Bring home a timeless piece of tribal artistry with this 19th Century Caucasian runner – a rare and elegant accent for any collector or design enthusiast.