Naïn Carpet In Wool, From The Shah Period, Iran Around 1970.
Large and fine Naïn carpet made of wool, which follows the tradition of carpets from the Shah period in Iran, dating from the 1970s. The field is blue in color with motifs of foliage and garlands of flowers, decorated with a large ivory-colored floral rosette in the shape of a diamond in the center. The four spandrels are beige. The pile is quality lambswool, with flowers wrapped in silk on a silk foundation. The carpet has a density of around 8500 knots per dm2. Dimensions: Length: 311 cm Width: 199 cm
4 700 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wool
Reference (ID): 1130340
Availability: In stock
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