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Watermelon Bakhshayesh

Watermelon Bakhshayesh

  • Number (sold)

  • Type Village

  • Material Wool

  • Style Medallion

  • Origin Bakhshayesh

  • Size 335 x 250

  • Age 1860

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I love this quirky B with its lovely idiosyncrasies. The size is superb and very useful. It relies on the famous Bakhshayesh tricolor combination of red, white and blue. With yellow dragons 🐉 in the corners. They're ancient motifs, relics of a bygone age. The border pattern is equally archaic and attractive. The medallion is off center, which in such village rugs is a source of terrific admiration. A true collector's piece.

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