This is a classic Vurma
style Perpedil
rug.Perpedil,
or Perepedil
rugs come from the village of Pirebedil in the former Kuba Khanate in Northeast
Azerbaijan.
Jim has the odd habit of displaying details of the
back sideways. But he takes good clear closeups so I forgive him. Note
the ribs in the back running from side to side. This is typical of Kuba rugs and in particular
Lezghi rugs.
Antique Kuba Perpedil Kazak rug L@@K a-bey
Item # 926971019
a-bey
Description
Here is a 19th century Kuba Perpedil type measuring 47 X 59 inches.
This weaving has a Kufic border and probably dates to the end of the
19th century. The elaborate woven end finishes are present on both
ends. The selvage's are original.
The dyes are vegetable with one or two synthetics used in small
amounts. The so called rams horns design has long been a favorite with
collectors and this example is extremely finely woven at a knot density
of 160 KPSI.
There is a strong abrash on one end that seems to be more of a complete
change in the weavers mind than any change in the color of different
wool lots.
There is a small bunching of a small fold and there is a loss of some
dozen knots from this area. This is a great rug for a special present
or the first rug in a budding rug collection.