Collection: Karabakh Carpets

The Magic of Roses and Black: Karabakh Carpet Collection

In the history of carpet weaving, there are certain regions and designs that transcend being merely a woven product and represent an art movement. The design originating in the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan and considered the pinnacle of Caucasian carpet art is one such example. Karabakh CarpetsThese rugs are among the finest examples of such exquisite craftsmanship. Known for their large, vibrant, and colorful rose motifs scattered across a characteristic black or dark navy background, these rugs bring not just a decorative item to your home, but also a centuries-old cultural heritage and the never-ending energy of spring.

The "Rose" Motifs That Make Karabakh Carpets Unique

The most distinctive feature that sets Karabakh carpets apart from all other carpets is the boldness of their patterns. Unlike Eastern carpets, which are generally dominated by geometric patterns, Karabakh carpets (especially the Shusha group) use large, realistic bouquets of flowers and roses, influenced by Baroque and Rococo art movements.

• The Power of Contrast:The background is usually black, dark brown, or navy blue. This dark backdrop allows the red, pink, yellow, and green roses (Karabakh Rose) to almost glow. This strong contrast instantly creates a focal point in the room where the rug is placed.
• Caucasian Aesthetics:In addition to flowers, some designs feature figures such as gazelles, horses, or peacocks. These patterns reflect the region's nomadic culture, which is closely intertwined with nature.

The Karabakh Influence in Decoration: Nostalgia and Modernism

With the rise of "Vintage" and "Retro" trends, Karabakh rugs have become some of the most desirable pieces in modern home decor.

• For Modern and Minimalist Homes:In a plain, predominantly white or gray modern living room, a Karabakh rug with a black background and rose motif placed on the floor adds incredible character and warmth to the space. It softens the cold modernity with the energy of flowers.
• For Bohemian and Classic Styles:In homes furnished with wooden furniture, velvet armchairs, and brass accessories, these rugs create a historic atmosphere. Especiallyvintage rugFor lovers of Karabakh patterns, they are the most elegant way to bring the romance of the past to the present.
• Floral Carpet Trend:It has become popular in recent years with the theme of returning to nature.floral carpetThis collection is a trendsetter in its field. It's ideal for those who want to create a constant garden atmosphere in their home.

Types of Weaving: Kilims and Pile Rugs

Two different weaving techniques stand out in our Karabakh collection:

1. Karabakh Rug (Sumac):Produced using a flat weave technique, these thinner and lighter models are particularly suitable for use in summer houses, kitchens, or as wall decor.
2. Pile Rugs:These models, which are fluffy and soft like classic rugs, provide a warm surface for the winter months and are preferred in main living areas such as the living room.

Durability and Material Quality

Inspired by original Karabakh patterns, our collection uses the highest quality yarns to reflect the vibrancy of the designs. Wool or wool-feel acrylic yarns prevent color fading and ensure the rug retains its shape for many years. The advantage of the black background, which does not show dust and dirt, makes these artistic rugs extremely practical for everyday use.

If you're tired of ordinary patterns on your home's floors, you can explore our Karabakh Carpet collection with its striking colors, cultural depth, and assertive presence; and make room for this unique work of art in the most beautiful corner of your home.