Hello, this item is a large hand-knotted Caucasian or Caucasian-style wool rug, measuring approximately 84 x 117 inches, with a repeated geometric field design and borders related to Lesghi, Kuba, or broader Caucasian tribal weaving traditions. The rug shows a structured field of repeated stylized motifs, angular borders, muted red, blue, ivory, and dark tones, and visible hand-knotted construction with fringe forming part of the rug’s structure. The design vocabulary is consistent with Caucasian village rugs and later Caucasian-inspired workshop production, although the photographs do not confirm a precise regional attribution or an early antique date. Based on the materials, construction, palette, and wear pattern, this is best assessed as a 20th-century hand-knotted wool rug rather than a rare 19th-century Caucasian collector’s rug.

The rug is in used decorative condition, with visible fading, pile wear, softened colors, fringe wear, edge wear, and some irregularity along the ends and sides. These condition issues reduce the value, although the large size, tribal geometric design, and hand-knotted construction still give it decorative market appeal. The current market for large Caucasian-style rugs is selective, with stronger prices reserved for earlier, finely woven, well-preserved pieces with clear regional attribution and strong color. The fair market value is $600 - $1,200 USD.