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Important Signed Birjand

Important Signed Birjand

  • Number 288

  • Type Workshop

  • Material Wool

  • Style Medallion

  • Origin Khorasan

  • Size 214 x 134

  • Age 1920

Story

The turquoise (Feyrouzi) field is quite eye-catching here and very pretty. It stands out from the more common medallion carpets of Kashan and Kerman. This is a perfectly preserved signed carpet from the private weaving workshop set up in Birjand by the aristocratic Khorasani notable Mesbah Diwan, a leading politician in the reign of Sultan Ahmad Shah Qajar (1909-1925). As such we can date these signed carpets with great precision. Their historical value is therefore immense.

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