Floral Kashan Rug, 128 X 202 Cm, Hand-knotted Kork Wool, Made In Iran Around 1950, In Perfect Condition
Artist: Art D'iran
A Kashan rug made of hand-knotted kork wool, finely crafted in Iran around 1950.
This refined piece measures 128 cm wide by 202 cm long.
This design, featuring niches and bouquets of flowers in vases shaped like trees of life, boasts a highly intricate pattern.
Numerous trees of life, medallions, palm leaves, and bouquets of flowers adorn the design and also embellish the border.
The overall composition is perfect, and the utmost care has been taken with the beautiful border.
These large, heavy, and comfortable prayer-rug-shaped carpets are never intended for prayer but rather for floor and wall decoration in Iranian homes.
With their intricate designs, they evoke a vision of happiness, joy, and paradise on earth.
The overall condition is perfect; there is no loss of pile. The fine kork wool used is of the highest quality, and the selvedges and fringes are in very good condition.
The colors are fresh, soft, and delicate.
The deep shades—wine red, blue, green, dusty pink, red—blend perfectly with the ivory.
A truly stunning rug.
Kashan (Kachan, Keshan): a major city in central Iran.
During the Persian Renaissance, Kashan was the center of carpet production renowned for its legendary splendor.
Finely woven carpets, rich in composition, were knotted by the royal workshop of Shah Abbas.
They have become the centerpieces of museums and private collections.
Carpet production in Kashan ceased between the Afghan invasion (1722) and the end of the 19th century.
The revival of carpet production began with carpets distinguished by the superior quality of their wool, which gives them an extremely velvety appearance.
These pieces are called Kashan Motashemi, named after the most famous master weaver of the late 19th century.
The designs are varied and meticulously crafted: hunting scenes, figurative motifs inspired by Persian mythology, birds set against a botanical backdrop, and trees of life.
Thanks to the superior quality of the wool, their tight knotting, and the beauty of their natural colors and designs, Kashan rugs have earned their place among the finest Persian rugs.
I invite you to browse our Proantic gallery,
where we offer a wide selection of semi-antique and antique rugs.
This rug has been professionally cleaned using eco-friendly methods.
FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE, just like for all our rugs, large or small!
FRANCE €0 / EUROPE €25 / WORLD €50
Dimensions: Width: 128 cm (50") x Length: 202 cm (79"),
For any inquiries, please feel free to contact me at 06 13 36 09 30 or at winsteinprovence@gmail.com
www.winsteinprovence.com
(text, photo credits,Winstein, all rights reserved)
ref winstein 1235
This refined piece measures 128 cm wide by 202 cm long.
This design, featuring niches and bouquets of flowers in vases shaped like trees of life, boasts a highly intricate pattern.
Numerous trees of life, medallions, palm leaves, and bouquets of flowers adorn the design and also embellish the border.
The overall composition is perfect, and the utmost care has been taken with the beautiful border.
These large, heavy, and comfortable prayer-rug-shaped carpets are never intended for prayer but rather for floor and wall decoration in Iranian homes.
With their intricate designs, they evoke a vision of happiness, joy, and paradise on earth.
The overall condition is perfect; there is no loss of pile. The fine kork wool used is of the highest quality, and the selvedges and fringes are in very good condition.
The colors are fresh, soft, and delicate.
The deep shades—wine red, blue, green, dusty pink, red—blend perfectly with the ivory.
A truly stunning rug.
Kashan (Kachan, Keshan): a major city in central Iran.
During the Persian Renaissance, Kashan was the center of carpet production renowned for its legendary splendor.
Finely woven carpets, rich in composition, were knotted by the royal workshop of Shah Abbas.
They have become the centerpieces of museums and private collections.
Carpet production in Kashan ceased between the Afghan invasion (1722) and the end of the 19th century.
The revival of carpet production began with carpets distinguished by the superior quality of their wool, which gives them an extremely velvety appearance.
These pieces are called Kashan Motashemi, named after the most famous master weaver of the late 19th century.
The designs are varied and meticulously crafted: hunting scenes, figurative motifs inspired by Persian mythology, birds set against a botanical backdrop, and trees of life.
Thanks to the superior quality of the wool, their tight knotting, and the beauty of their natural colors and designs, Kashan rugs have earned their place among the finest Persian rugs.
I invite you to browse our Proantic gallery,
where we offer a wide selection of semi-antique and antique rugs.
This rug has been professionally cleaned using eco-friendly methods.
FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE, just like for all our rugs, large or small!
FRANCE €0 / EUROPE €25 / WORLD €50
Dimensions: Width: 128 cm (50") x Length: 202 cm (79"),
For any inquiries, please feel free to contact me at 06 13 36 09 30 or at winsteinprovence@gmail.com
www.winsteinprovence.com
(text, photo credits,Winstein, all rights reserved)
ref winstein 1235
1 660 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Wool
Length: 202 cm - 79"
Width: 128 cm - 50"
Reference (ID): 1799420
Availability: In stock
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