Additional Features

• Origin: Caucasian rugs.
• Style: Persian Jajims.
• The weavers of the antique textile were a nomadic people and wove their pieces on narrow looms that could be easily transported. This extremely artistic tribal Kilim has no formal overall or consistent design and appears as if it could be read like a story, if one only knew the meanings of the symbols.
• This magnificent tribal Caucasian Shahsavan Jajim does not have horizontal or vertical symmetry and draws the attention to the individual symbols and lines created by them. The symbols are executed using tones of brown, blue, and reds.
• The square size Jajim has no formal design outline and each line has the appearance of being a spontaneous act of the weaver. This gives the Caucasian Jajim a decidedly abstract quality, making it versatile enough to be used in vintage mid century modern, traditional, and contemporary designs.
• This is a beautiful artistic weaving for any collection and is made even more special when one understands the history of the people who created it. It could serve as the focal point, or as a supporting piece in any room design where it would add a subtle character and sense of warmth.