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17C Safavid Isfahan

17C Safavid Isfahan

  • Number (sold)

  • Type Workshop

  • Origin Isfahan

  • Material Wool

  • Style All Over

  • Size 174 x 110

  • Age First Half 17th Century

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A handsome little rug from the golden age of Persian carpet weaving, made in the Safavid capital of Isfahan. It is of Shah Abbas pattern, named after the Shah who instructed his royal weavers in the early 1600s to produce carpets entirely covered with lotus flowers, arabesque palmettes, and cloud bands. Do you realize how rare it is to find these outside the world's leading museums nowadays?

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