Hand-knotted 19th C Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel displaying tribal motifs in natural wool, sized 26 by 18 inches
19th C Antique Tribal Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel, Bagface - 26" X 18"
19th C Antique Tribal Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel, Bagface - 26" X 18"
19th C Antique Tribal Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel, Bagface - 26" X 18"

Vendor:Rugistan

19th C Antique Tribal Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel, Bagface - 26" X 18"

Sale price$550.00Regular price $650.00

Experience a piece of history with the 19th century Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash panel. Hand-knotted using natural wool pile and foundation, this bagface boasts traditional tribal motifs from the Caucasus Mountains. Its modest size of 26" by 18" allows for versatile display options in a home or gallery setting.

  • Authentic antique tribal design from the 1900s
  • Hand-knotted construction with natural wool
  • Dimensions: 26" x 18"
  • Good preserved condition
  • Originates from the Caucasus Mountains region

Authentic 19th Century Tribal Rug Panel

Antique Tribal Shahsavan Mafrash Panel

Construction & Design Details

Precise Specifications

Construction
Hand-Knotted Design Name: Shahsavan, Caucasian Age/Production: 1900's Pile Material: Natural Wool Pile & Foundation Condition: Good Condition Size: 26” X 18” Made in: Caucasus Mountains Hand-Made

What arrives

One authentic 19th century Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash panel measuring 26" by 18"

Scale & Placement Insight

Size & Display Considerations

Display as a focal wall panel or incorporate into layered arrangements for intimate textile accents.

Shipping & Returns

Delivery and Return Details

Shipping Information

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Returns Policy

30 day returns with no label or restocking fees as supplied by Rugistan.
19th C Antique Tribal Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel, Bagface - 26" X 18"

Small scale, storied

A compact Shahsavan mafrash panel brings bands of ember reds, indigo, and cream to the room—pattern stacked like spoken rhythm.

From the mountains

Shahsavan threads, 1900s

A fragment that feels whole

Rooms often need color and history without the commitment of a full-size rug. This 26 x 18-inch Antique Tribal Shahsavan Caucasian Mafrash Panel offers a concentrated field of pattern that sits easily on a table, console, or wall. Hand-knotted wool from the Caucasus Mountains, it carries the quiet irregularities that make vintage textiles read as human. Its good condition supports daily living while keeping age in view.

Quiet charge of pattern

The eye rests on familiar geometry—zigzags, talismanic medallions—and senses time layered into the weave. Pieces like this invite conversation at the edges of a room, where hands set keys, books, or cups. The scale lets you move it as life shifts, keeping warmth where people gather.

For the collector who lives with pieces

Someone who favors hand-knotted wool textiles with provenance and wants a portable antique accent from the Shahsavan tradition.

Put it to work

Lay it on a credenza or coffee table as a textile accent, or mount within a frame for wall display.
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About Rugistan

Curating Rug Heritage

Rugistan curates and imports handmade Afghan, Persian and other oriental rugs, bringing directly sourced floorcoverings from the weavers to buyers. Founded as Kapisa Rugs by Shams Frough, the family-run Chicago business operates showrooms in Evanston and Chicago and ships nationwide. Rugistan's specialty is a wide-ranging selection—hand-knotted area rugs, kilims, runners, vintage and antique pieces—chosen for texture, color and history. Whether you want a practical everyday rug or a collectible hand-knotted statement, the shop focuses on quality, character and lasting value. Buyers should care because Rugistan connects authentic handmade pieces and local service, making it easier to find rugs that bring warmth, scale and personality to homes, offices, and design projects.
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Your Questions Answered

FAQs

What are the exact dimensions?
It measures 26 inches by 18 inches.
What is the material?
It is hand-knotted with natural wool pile and foundation.
How old is it?
It dates to the 1900s and comes from the Caucasus Mountains.
What type of piece is this—full rug or fragment?
It is a Shahsavan Caucasian mafrash panel, also known as a bagface, presented as a standalone textile.
What condition is it in?
It is in good condition and has been professionally washed and inspected before leaving the warehouse.