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Decorative Ivory Bakhshayesh

Decorative Ivory Bakhshayesh

  • Number 719

  • Type Village

  • Material Wool

  • Style All Over

  • Origin Bakhshayesh

  • Size 430 x 330

  • Age 1860

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Heartwarming and soulful, this is a really old Bakhshayesh from the 1860s. The fact that it has wool warps confirms the early age and lends it a delightful feel. The allover Mahi Herati style really works great on this light background. If you zoom in you will be awed by the spectacular natural dyes on display. Gorgeous greens, beautiful blues, pretty pinks.. all surrounded by a yummy yellow border. This antique rug is ideal for decorative purposes in a dining room, say, or an organic communal area. Works wonderfully with woods and leathers.

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