Azerbaijan (Kazakh)

Carpet “Salahli” Detail View (Kazak-Shirvan Caucasian Rug)

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Crafted during the Late 19th to Early 20th Century (Traditional Caucasian village and nomadic weaving period, ca. 1880–1920), with full carpets of this type frequently carrying dates inscribed in the Muslim calendar era on their white border or field sections.

Created as a high-status domestic floor covering, wall hanging, or trade commodity, serving both everyday insulation and profound symbolic or protective functions within regional households.