156 cm x 238 cm

Click Image to Enlarge

Fine Hand-Knotted Persian Isfahan Pure Silk & Wool Rug ( Signed By Master Weaver)

156 cm x 238 cm

Availability1 in stock

FREE Shipping NZ WideRUG

/ beige / central medallion / collectible / cream / exclusive rugs / fine persian isfahan silk and wool rug (signed) / floral pattern / Hand-Knotted / master weaver / medium rugs / Over $6499 / persian rugs / pictorial / rare / signed isfahan rug / silk and wool / silk rugs / tree of life / white

Please note that we take every measure to ensure an accurate representation of the rug's color, though we cannot compensate for the viewer's monitor or color settings. Actual rug color may vary

Details

ID:KJ786TG
Name: Isfahan Tree Of Life (Signed Piece)
Size: 156 cm W x 238 cm L
Woven: Hand-Knotted By Master Weaver
Age: New
Origin: Persian
Pile: 100% Wool & Silk
Foundation: 100% Silk
Dying : Natural dyes
UNIQUE: Only 1 in stock
CERTIFIED GENUINE: Comes with Certificate of Authenticity

DESCRIPTION:

This Signed Isfahan rug is knotted in the city of Isfahan in southwestern Persia. The rug is thought to be the finest of all Persian carpets today and considered to be collectible rare pieces. They are characterized by high knot density, extremely detailed patterns and high quality materials. Carpets from Isfahan are to be regarded as excellent craftsmanship. Woven on a Silk warp with fine wool and mixture of silk, this rug is highly prized which will appreciate in value. This rug is signed by the master weavers name with the region name of Isfahan.

In the city and in its surroundings a large number of workshops can be found. Many of them have a world reputation such as Seirafian, Davari, Enteshar and Haghighi. The patterns are often inspired by the mosques tile works, or the gardens of the cities and palaces. Carpets from Isfahan have high class when it comes to the composition of the patterns, materials and designs. They are characterized by thin, often carpets with extremely high knot density (senneh knot) that sometimes are made on silk warp. The material, mostly wool, and colours are made of the highest quality. The motifs often consists of medallions with palmettes and arabesques Shah Abbas Pattern but figural motifs also occur.