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This unforgettable late 19th-century Caucasian Soumak utilizes a historic flat-weave technique where colored yarns wrap around wefts, creating a distinctive, durable ribbed texture. Likely originating from the Shirvan or Kuba region, this piece exemplifies a weaving tradition dating back to the 7th century BC. It features a bold aesthetic full of conviction that modern reproductions cannot replicate.
Origin: Caucasus (Shirvan or Kuba region) | Dimensions: 9’ 6” x 5’ 5” (290 cm x 165 cm) | Materials: 100% wool wrap on wool/goat hair foundation | Condition: Exceptional antique condition with a few skilled repairs. Original fringes largely intact.
This unforgettable late 19th-century Caucasian Soumak utilizes a historic flat-weave technique where colored yarns wrap around wefts, creating a distinctive, durable ribbed texture. Likely originating from the Shirvan or Kuba region, this piece exemplifies a weaving tradition dating back to the 7th century BC. It features a bold aesthetic full of conviction that modern reproductions cannot replicate.
Origin: Caucasus (Shirvan or Kuba region) | Dimensions: 9’ 6” x 5’ 5” (290 cm x 165 cm) | Materials: 100% wool wrap on wool/goat hair foundation | Condition: Exceptional antique condition with a few skilled repairs. Original fringes largely intact.