Antique Persian Bakshaish Rug, Country of Origin: Persia, Circa date: Turn of the 20th Century, 1900 – Here is a beautiful antique Oriental rug – an antique Persian Bakshaish rug that was woven in Persia around the turn of the twentieth century. Characterized by a delightful composition, this antique Bakshaish carpet is a charming example of an intriguing antique Persian rug weaving style. This sophisticated antique Bakshaish rug features an angular arabesque with divergent appendages and flourishing petioles that form a secondary latticework pattern. Angular stepped medallions, floral motifs and small-scale symbols are linked by delicate vine scrolls and central branches embellished with fine outlines. Traditional floral guard-bands and muted turtle and vine-scroll borders decorated with tiny symbols, towering cypress trees and angular vines enclose the sophisticated earth-tone field. Reminiscent of the regal rugs created in Khotan, this antique Bakshaish carpet features bold medallions and small-scale symbols set over a deep walnut brown field decorated with ivory details and complementary neutral hues. A beautiful and exciting antique rug, this antique Persian Bakshaish rug from Persia (modern day country of Iran) is an intriguing example that is sure to elevate any interior space.
Antique Tribal Brown Earth-Tone Persian Bakshaish Runner Rug 45466
Size: 4 ft 6 in x 10 ft 7 in (1.37 m x 3.23 m)
Origin: Persian Rugs
Style: Heriz Serapi Bakshaish Rugs
Rendered in a reserved selection of earth-tones, this stately Bakshaish rug features a diverse variety of low-contrast floral motifs and angular vinescrolls.