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Silk Base Isfahan

Silk Base Isfahan

  • Number 304

  • Type Workshop

  • Origin Isfahan

  • Style Medallion

  • Material Wool & Silk

  • Size 229 x 148

  • Age 1940

Story

Silk base Isfahan rugs, among all Persian carpets, were the mark of taste of prestige as of the 1930s onwards--including pure silk pieces. They were on a higher par than the Tabriz, Kashan and Kerman rugs of the day and have retained this aura to the present. This carpet shares the quintessential style of these old school Isfahans with its central medallion floating on a beige field surrounded by a red border. It has come to be timeless and universal. A fantastic example of type.

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I first met Dr. Maktabi as a lecturer on carpet history and was captivated by his passion for the subject. Only later I knew him as a dealer, though even in our financial transactions, Hadi has been a gentle guide and friend. He has understood my taste and interests and made wonderful suggestions, but never in a pushy way. That is to say I have enjoyed working with him on several levels and wish to continue our excellent relations and dealings far into the future. A. Harvey Pincis, formerly Dar Al Athar Al Islamiyyah Museum (Kuwait), Latvia 🇱🇻

 

 

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