Rare Antique Shahsevan Azeri Kilim Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 5’9 x 12’4 victorian decor Its understated classical lines and

Its understated classical lines and modest cornice make it adaptable to both traditional and transitional interiors

allowing for a functional yet stylish statement in any room

presents a rare opportunity for collectors of tribal textiles

The frame includes a gold inner lining that complements the print and adds a touch of sophistication

this sofreh was originally used during communal meals or bread-making rituals

Rare Antique Shahsevan Azeri Kilim Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 5’9 x 12’4 victorian decor Its understated classical lines andWoven by Azeri tribes of the Shahsevan confederation in the late 19th century, this striking kilim captures the full force of nomadic creativity with its bold palette, monumental scale, and vibrant geometric motifs. Anchored by four large, stacked medallions outlined in stepped diamonds, the design is balanced by a field filled with intricately woven latch hook symbols, rosettes, and amuletic forms rendered in natural vegetal dyes. The deep indigo,