Maffrash Shasaven. Persia. Circa 1920. 110 X 42 Cm
A charming fragment of a Maffrash Shahsaven from Persia.
It is actually one of two large Maffrash panels.
Maffrash are the largest carrying bags once used by the nomadic peoples of Persia and the Caucasus.
Often embroidered or made using the Sumak technique, this type of item is much more rarely woven, as is the case here.
The colors are very soft and in perfect harmony, with a vibrant touch...
Fine, supple weave.
Circa 1900–1920
Perfect condition
Dimensions: 110 x 42 cm
Interested in this type of rather rare piece?
Contact us—our collection includes dozens of them.
Laurent
Beauty of Kilims
It is actually one of two large Maffrash panels.
Maffrash are the largest carrying bags once used by the nomadic peoples of Persia and the Caucasus.
Often embroidered or made using the Sumak technique, this type of item is much more rarely woven, as is the case here.
The colors are very soft and in perfect harmony, with a vibrant touch...
Fine, supple weave.
Circa 1900–1920
Perfect condition
Dimensions: 110 x 42 cm
Interested in this type of rather rare piece?
Contact us—our collection includes dozens of them.
Laurent
Beauty of Kilims
180 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wool
Length: 110 cm
Width: 42 cm
Reference (ID): 1803397
Availability: In stock
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