Sold Antique Persian Senneh, Farahan Design, 59″x 43.5″
$1,350.00Original price was: $1,350.00.$995.00Current price is: $995.00.
Antique Persian Senneh, Ferahan Design
Item: D0156
Size: 59″x43.5″
Ethnicity: Northwest Persia Kurdish
Antique Senneh rugs are held in high esteem in Persian rug circles for their adherence to the old rug making standards of quality natural dyes, excellent wool, hand spun, hand dyed wool, and artistic design articulation. Their weave is easily identified from the back which feels like sand paper to the touch with a salt/pepper look.
Condition: Excellent, original pile overall with original sides and knotted fringes.
Materials: Wool on Cotton foundation. All natural dyes and hand spun wool. Deepest indigo, moderated blue tones, yellows, greens, and madder reds.
The Farahan Herati design is well executed with a delicately created arrangement of palmettes or bouquets which can only be discerned from a distance.
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Tribal Turkmen Gul Rug/ Bag,
D0349
Dim: 29.5" x 21"
Age: 1940'S
Materials: Wool on Wool, Hand spun wool, hand dyed wool
Condition: Very good condition, Professionally washed.
Remarks:
Authentic, used tribal /nomadic piece. The weaver hand sewed a small rug to a hand woven kilim to make a bag she could use as a utility bag to store household items to be carried when they migrated from winter to summer dwellings. The front has the Guls of her Turkmen tribe.
Antique Kerman Ravar
Period: 1910 - 1919
Item: D0255
Dim: 71" x 105"
Condition: Very good condition, good pile overall.
KPSI: 256 Knot Per Square Inch
Material: Wool Pile, Cotton foundation (Warp and Weft)
Condition: Very Good
Item No.: D0107 What is it: Lori runner made by the Luri tribe
Age: 1930
Design: medallion and large elongated floral images with an undulating samovar or turtle border
Material: Wool Pile, Wool Weft and Warp.
Condition: Very Good Overall, with a blanket like handle.
These rugs were made by the Luri tribe in Luristan,
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Vintage Kashmir, Isfahan Pictorial Design, Wool and Silk
Dimensions: 84” x 48”
D0310: Vintage Kashmiri pictorial rug, with Isfahan (Persian) design.
Region of Origin: city of Srinagar and environs, Union Territory of Kashmir, India.
Age and Condition: Early to mid 1960’s. Overall very fine condition, with good pile overall no foundation or knot nodes exposed..
Fabric and weave: Kork/pashmina wool pile with natural silk highlights; double cotton weft. Asymmetric (aka Persian or Sennah) knot, with an exceptionally high knot count of 576 KPSI. The exceptional fineness of the kork wool, the sinuous wefts, and the absence of depressed knot nodes combine to give a carpet of outstanding softness and pliability.
Colors: The color pallet, consisting of nine different shades, is soft and mellow dominated by white/ivory, shades of red, and shades of blue.
ivory
white
indigo: midnight blue, dark, and sky blue
reds: wine red, and pink
brown
russet
pale green
Remarks:
This rug was woven in the 1960’s, approximately twenty years after the end of the British Raj (1858-1947). Kashmiri carpet weavers then continued the use of Persian designs, but the quality of their materials and their weaving greatly improved, as is evidenced in this rug.
The main feature of this rug is the depiction of a large speckled white ibis turned to its proper left, with its long sinuous neck wrapped around a water plant as it looks to a fledgling. (Ibises are an indigenous species in Kashmir; they also are to be found in the famed Isfahan bird sanctuary.) The main field is populated with several types of flowers and leafy vines surrounding the ibis. The multiple borders likewise display a variety of flowers, leaves and sinuous vines.
This is a rug of exceptional elegance and esthetic appeal. There is an interesting contrast between the soft, harmonious colors of the rug and its graceful lines, producing overall a soothing effect on the viewer, and the tension of the main figure of the rug, the ibis, which strains to find its fledgling. Here the rug’s designer has employed a well-known technique of high artistry wherein the viewer is drawn in to understand the image: as the figure of the ibis is not immediately apparent at first observation (it blends in with the background), the viewer must focus her attention in order to recognize what is being depicted.
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