Antique Kuba Schirwan rug from the Caucasus — 175×115 cm — used

Seichur Caucasian rug, late 19th century — authentic natural palette

This antique Kuba rug embodies the essence of Caucasian weaving with its intricately interwoven floral and geometric patterns on a deep blue-green field. Originating from the historic Kuba region, it bears the distinctive characteristics of the Seichur group, documented notably in the publications of Ian Bennett. Its tribal authenticity and naturally patinated color palette make it an exceptional piece of furniture for discerning collectors.

📌 Unique, pre-owned item • Open for bidding

Description: A charming antique Caucasian rug, likely originating from the Kuba region, with affinities to the Seichur group. The elongated blue-green field is decorated with numerous stylized floral and geometric motifs in ivory, red, terracotta, blue, and brown. The two wide side borders feature striking, repeating geometric-floral patterns, contributing to a particularly distinctive composition. The rug boasts a beautiful palette of naturally softened colors and an authentic tribal character. The design shows affinities with published Kuba/Seichur examples, including those illustrated by Ian Bennett.

Dimensions: approximately 120 × 214 cm

Age: late 19th century – early 20th century

Origin: Caucasus, probably Kuba region

Condition: Antique condition, with significant wear consistent with age and use