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Sadegh Seirafian Gol o Bolbol

Sadegh Seirafian Gol o Bolbol

  • Number (sold)

  • Type Workshop

  • Origin Isfahan

  • Style Flowery

  • Material Wool & Silk

  • Size 210 x 148

  • Age 1950

Story

An important and very early Gol o Bolbol carpet signed by the legend Sadegh Seirafian, the most illustrious of masters of the 20th century. This pattern is acknowledged to be one of the most difficult to create on a carpet, hence one of the rarest to find. The dexterity of weave and finesse of weave are sublime, all adding to the wow factor that is a Sadegh Seirafian Gol o Bolbol. Wool with profuse silk highlights on an all silk foundation. Perfect condition.

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