Number B0200
Type Workshop
Material Wool
Style Geometric
Origin Tehran
Size 233 x 145
Age 1885
Antique Qajar Tehran Millefleurs with an attractive geometric twist to the layout of the famous Haj Khanomi (Millefleurs) pattern that was popular among the Qajar elite in the 1800s. Each section tells its own story, each compartment a carpet within a carpet, layers of beauty unbound and unbelievable all laid out together. It reveals a shockingly modernist and totally beautiful Millefleurs garden that is geometrically. Look how the pattern flows so organically and beautifully.
Full, full, full pile
Gorgeous natural dyes
Including that superb golden saffron, a royal Tehran signature style
Plus end kilims and original fringes
This is one for the ages.
For the history books.
This will light up someone’s heart, home and life on day 🥰
Rare pardeh size
All perfect condition
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