Pair Of Fragments By Maffrash Shahsaven / Persia. Circa 1900. 100 X 43 Cm (x2)

A wonderful pair of Shahsaven Maffrash fragments originating from Persia. Maffrash are the largest carrying pouches formerly used by the nomadic populations of Persia and the Caucasus. These are the two large panels that faced each other. Exquisitely crafted. Make no mistake, this pair represents the pinnacle of refinement in weaving and exquisite craftsmanship. The motif, composed of stylized floral patterns in successive oblique bands, is extremely rare. True collector's items, the presence of a pair and their impeccable condition are particularly noteworthy. Technique: Sumak. Wool on wool. Plant-based dyes of unparalleled freshness. Circa 1900. Dimensions: 100 x 43 cm (x2). If, like us, you are captivated by such objects, please note that our collection includes approximately one hundred Maffrash kilims, about twenty of which are complete, the rest being fragments. Most are 19th century. Laurent, Beauty of Kilims