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Kuba, South Caucasus, Russia. Early 1900’s

This exquisite 18th-century antique rug hails from the Kuba region of the Caucasus, renowned for its masterful weaving and intricate artistry. Known for finely woven, detailed designs often on a smaller scale, Kuba rugs are prized by collectors. This piece showcases a rich blend of cultural symbolism and artistic skill. Its central field features interconnected floral and geometric motifs in indigo, rust red, gold, and ivory, all softened by time and natural dyes. The floral designs symbolize fertility and prosperity, while the geometric shapes reflect harmony and balance, capturing the spiritual and natural heritage of the weavers.