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Small hand-woven nomadic rug - ethnic antique, decorative textile
From €181.61
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Mały ręcznie tkany dywan nomadyczny - antyk etniczny, tkanina dekoracyjna—
€181.61
We invite you to discover a unique, authentic nomadic rug – small in size, yet captivating with its simplicity, history, and handmade craftsmanship. This small rug is not only a decoration but above all a collector's and ethnographic object, carrying the spirit of the traditional craftsmanship of nomadic peoples.
The rug is entirely handmade, which is evident in the characteristic, subtle irregularities of the weave and natural shades of dyes. Its small size suggests that it could have served a practical function in the daily life of nomads – as a mat under precious items, a prayer rug, or a decorative and insulating element in a portable tent. The fabric exudes authenticity and has a patina of time that gives it a unique charm.
Why is this rug unique?
The rug is entirely handmade, which is evident in the characteristic, subtle irregularities of the weave and natural shades of dyes. Its small size suggests that it could have served a practical function in the daily life of nomads – as a mat under precious items, a prayer rug, or a decorative and insulating element in a portable tent. The fabric exudes authenticity and has a patina of time that gives it a unique charm.
Why is this rug unique?
- Handmade: Each weave is the work of human hands, guaranteeing uniqueness.
- Nomadic provenance: An object associated with nomadic culture, possibly from the regions of the Middle East, Central Asia, or the Caucasus.
- Small format: Ideal for modern interiors – can serve as a table mat, small wall hanging, decoration on a chest of drawers, or a collector's sample of traditional weaving.
- Ethnographic value: A material trace of disappearing traditions and ways of life.


