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Eagle Kazakh

South Caucasus – Azerbaijan

Eagle Kazakh (Sunburst) - A smaller, folk-art version of the large floral Karabakh rugs woven in the 17th and 18thcenturies, this rug has a central medallion commonly referred as “sunburst” design.

Trinitarias

Mughal – North India

The Trinitarias rug – in the National Gallery of Victoria has a distinctive design of a classical “Persianate” medallion floating on a field of scrolling vines, blossoms, palmettes and cloudbands.

Star Kazakh

South Caucasus – Azerbaijan

This rug is called a Star Kazakh because of the geometric stars depicted in the field design. It appears to have been woven by a folk artist in a remote, mountainous area of the Caucasus.

Mamluk

Cairo - Egypt

Rug weaving stands apart from all other arts practiced under the Mamluk Sultanate for the Continuing controversy over its date and place of origin.

Interior Design

Here we would like to present you some views of antique hand-made oriental rugs/carpets that have been used in interior design.