Antique Spanish Rug Cuenca 11 x 10 ft, one of a kind
Carpet from Cuenca – Antique Spanish Rug with Historical Significance
Discover the fascinating world of Spanish rug craftsmanship with our high-quality carpets from Cuenca. These unique pieces combine centuries-old artisanal skills with Spanish history and are true works of art for your home.
Cuenca, a picturesque city in central Spain, is renowned for its rich cultural tradition and its significant role in carpet production. The region has a long history of creating high-quality textiles dating back to the Middle Ages. The carpets from Cuenca are characterized by their intricate patterns, durable materials, and meticulous handcrafting.
Historically, Cuenca was an important center for Spanish rug art, closely linked to the Royal Tapestry Factory in Madrid. Founded in the 18th century, the Real Fábrica de Tapices played a central role in producing magnificent carpets for royal palaces and important institutions. The tradition of this royal tapestry factory lives on in the antique Spanish carpets from Cuenca, reflecting the high quality and artistic design Spain is famous for.
Our antique Spanish carpets from Cuenca are not only impressive decorative pieces but also valuable collectibles with a touch of history. They bring a regal elegance to your living room or bedroom and are an excellent choice for lovers of traditional Spanish craftsmanship.
Immerse yourself in Spain’s history with an authentic carpet from Cuenca – a luxurious, timeless piece that combines history and craftsmanship in your home.
Manufacturing method: hand-knotted
Design: allover
Length: 11 ft / 335 cm
Width: 10 ft / 305 cm
Color: Yellow, Brown, Black
Material: wool
Material (Warp): 100% Jute
Age: Vintage, circa 1940/50's
Condition: Good with age-related patina and restorations.
Shape: Rectangular
Fringes: No
Underfloor heating: Suitable
A beautiful Cuenca Spanish rug, beautiful design and color. This rug from the 2nd. Quarter of the 20th century has typical Cuenca Design. It was reduced in lenght and a new border was rewoven. This was probably done in the late 1960´s by the same workshop that made the rug. The condition of the rug is good, some old restorations and slightly lower pile in some areas. The warp of these rugs was made of jute. This material dryes over the decades and a few splits are restored with wool.
