Rug Tetex Pazyryk 140x210 cm, red green, wool, Germany, 1960s.
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The Tetex Pazyryk rug, measuring 140 x 210 cm, is a notable example of German craftsmanship from the 1960s, inspired by the legendary Pazyryk carpet—the world’s oldest known pile rug. Made of densely woven wool, it features a matte, soft pile and hand-finished fringes. The design centers around twenty-four geometric squares, each with a stylized rosette, while the wide border displays a frieze of riders and grazing deer in an archaizing, Scythian manner. The main palette consists of muted burgundy red, complemented by mossy green, beige, and gold; well-defined edges and a symmetrical layout reinforce its decorative presence. The rug is preserved in very good condition—the colors remain rich, the pile is even, and there are no visible signs of significant wear or restoration.This rug echoes the story of ancient nomadic routes, where ornament became a chronicle of life and tradition. Every geometric square, every rosette and rider, weaves a narrative about power, repetition, and the endurance of cultural memory. The subdued hues and firm structure recall museum artifacts, yet the rug retains the functionality of a daily object—bridging the past and present through its tactile and visual language.In an interior, this piece could be paired with mid-century wooden furniture or classic study bookcases, serving as a subtle yet striking accent. It would work well with natural textiles—linen, raw cotton—as well as matte ceramics. The rug can find its place in both
DIMENSION
Height1 cm
Width140 cm
Length210 cm
Dimension details
Length210 cm
Height1 cm
Width140 cm
Weight10 kg
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