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Royal Hunting Tehran

Royal Hunting Tehran

  • Number SOLD

  • Type Workshop

  • Material Wool & Silk

  • Origin Tehran

  • Style Animal

  • Size 306 x 209

  • Age 1900

Story

From the royal ateliers of Qajar Tehran, a spectacular hunting carpet woven with lush silk highlights. The theme goes back to miniature paintings of the Timurid 15th and Safavid 16th centuries. Very few hunting scene carpets were woven in the Qajar period. The design came into widespread use in the late 20th century, making this historic example a highly collectible piece. Perfect condition, full pile, all original finishes.

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