Shirvan Beige 6066

Shirvan rugs are hand-knotted rugs traditionally made in the Shirvan region of Azerbaijan, a region with a rich history of rug making. Typically hand-knotted from high-quality wool yarn, the wool often comes from sheep grazing in the region's mountainous terrain, contributing to the rugs' durability and sheen. The production of Shirvan rugs involves skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Typical patterns on Shirvan rugs include geometric figures, medallions, and stylized flowers. The patterns are often well-defined and symmetrical, giving the rugs a balanced and aesthetically pleasing appearance. The color palette in Shirvan rugs is usually vibrant, including traditional colors such as red, blue, green, beige, and black. These colors are derived from natural pigments and have a rich and deep tone. Shirvan rugs are known for their elegant style and fine craftsmanship. Their versatility makes them suitable for both traditional and modern interiors. These rugs are typically medium to small in size and are popular for use in living rooms, bedrooms, and other parts of the home.