Maffrash Shahsaven. Persia. Circa 1930. 125 X 104 Cm
This Mafrash Shahsavan, originally from Persia, is a beautiful example of the craftsmanship of the nomadic peoples of this region. The piece is distinguished by a particularly captivating composition, built around two large panels entirely embroidered with wool on a woven cotton backing. The work is of great finesse, with remarkable precision in the execution of the motifs.
The two panels feature a succession of large diamonds, arranged in a perfectly controlled rhythm. Their outlines are accented with small angular motifs resembling hooks, while the interior features cross-shaped figures with curved ends. A border of small multicolored squares completes this highly structured composition.
The color palette is particularly striking. Deep indigo blues complement brick reds and antique pinks, accented by olive greens, saffron yellows, and ivory tones. Between the two panels, a large expanse of ecru cotton, dotted with small multicolored embroidered motifs, creates a particularly appealing contrast.
Mafrash Shahsavan – Persia
Wool embroidery on a woven cotton backing
Very early 20th century
Dimensions: 125 × 104 cm
Very good condition
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Laurent Consul
Beauty of Kilims
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Period: 20th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Wool
Length: 125 cm
Width: 104 cm
Reference (ID): 1855181
Availability: In stock






































