Late-17th- and 18-century rugs, thought to have originated in the Caucasus, frequently characterized by a depressed two-level natural wool warp, wool wefts often dyed red, and knotted with symmetrical knots; the field pattern consists of a drop repeat directional lattice pattern made up of jagged leaf forms enclosing stylized dragons.
AAT
3000187021
Armenian dragon carpets
carpets, Armenian dragon
carpets, dragon
dragon carpets
dragon carpets, Armenian
dragon Kubas
Kubas, dragon
rugs, dragon
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