Caucasian Shahsevan Cradle Cover Kilim

This 19th-century panel is part of a cradle cover woven by the Sharsavan tribe, distinguished by its intricate and precise geometric patterns. The central motif represents a traditional design symbolizing peace and prosperity, while the surrounding area features small diamonds and continuous lines arranged with exquisite rhythm. The restrained color palette of red, black, and beige expresses the depth of Caucasian textile culture from that era. This panel is a remarkable piece that embodies exceptional craftsmanship and cultural heritage.