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Afshar Goldani Baroque

Afshar Goldani Baroque

  • Number 1856

  • Material Wool

  • Style Flowery

  • Origin Afshar

  • Type Tribal

  • Size 152 x 119

  • Age 1885

Story

A rare tribal rug from the Afshar nomads, with compartments depicting flowering vases. Excellent and high grade natural dyes that are cleverly uses with a negatively colored central column of compartments offsetting the light side of the ones to the right and left. The pattern is quite intricate and indubitably has urban provenance, most likely from nearby Kerman carpets that in turn were inspired by European Romantic art of the 1800s.

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