Knotted with a handsome selection of burnt sienna, deep blue and ivory, this stately antique rug from Persia’s Bakshaish region features a delicately patterned earth-tone field decorated with a pillar of isolated quatrefoil medallions that feature torch-like pendants. Staggered medallions cut in halves and quarters line the edges of the field creating a meandering outline with abrupt angles and corners. Multiple borders decorated with intricate motifs surround the restrained field. Narrow wine cup guard bands enclose the secondary borders, which are decorated with chevron-like flowers, and primary borders, which feature a classic pattern of angular flowers interspersed with serrated leaves. The unique monochromatic frame creates a lovely layered effect as if two separate rugs were displayed together in an eclectic yet stately manner.
Nazmiyal Collection Archive Record
This rug has been sold and is preserved in the Nazmiyal Collection digital archive for historical documentation and collector education.
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Tribal Nomadic Pattern Antique Persian Camel Hair Bakshaish Rug 45116
Size: 6 ft 10 in x 9 ft (2.08 m x 2.74 m)
Origin: Persian Rugs
Style: Heriz Rugs
This antique Bakshaish rug features angular Caucasian patterns arranged in a formal and characteristically Persian style representative of the Bakshaish region.
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