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3D Soof Barjasteh Mohtasham

3D Soof Barjasteh Mohtasham

  • Number SOLD

  • Type Workshop

  • Material Wool

  • Origin Kashan

  • Style Animal

  • Size 223 x 137

  • Age 1880

Story

Breathtaking. An imposing vase 🏺 with flowering blossoms 🌹 that rise into a Tree of Life 🌲 ; lovebirds 🦜 ; lions 🦁 battling dragons 🐉 ; all inwoven with lush Manchester Kork lambswool while the field is carved out in kilim flat weave, a dramatic negative space. What is even more imposing is that the kilim background changes color in the borders: the technique of changing wefts is mind bogglingly dexterous and challenging. The graceful mehrab niche at the top separates the calm tranquility of the main field with the Tree and lovebirds from the aggressive noise of the animal combat scenes in the borders.

A masterpiece of amazing finesse and uniqueness.
Nim-pardeh size, quite rare.
Museum level collectible.

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