Zomorrodi Teppiche
Isfahan | 208 x 142 cm | Nr. 19149

Isfahan | 208 x 142 cm | Nr. 19149

1.300,00 €

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Isfahan

Every rug is unique – this Isfahan originates from Persien. Measuring 208 × 142 cm, it is a versatile small living-room rug that also works as an accent in a bedroom or entrance area. More than just a hard-wearing wool rug, its natural material and individual construction give this unique piece a character of its own. The knot density of this unique piece is specified as 420.000. The one-off piece numbered 19149 is available exactly once in this form.

Delivery time	2 days
Origin	Persien
Dimensions	208 cm x 142 cm (= 2.95 m²)
Manufacturing	hand-knotted
Material	Pile:
Knots	420.000
Edition	One of a kind

Origin and design

The city of Isfahan is one of the architectural gems of the Islamic world. Its artistic tradition, historic cityscape, and arguably unique architecture are all thanks to the Safavid dynasty and, in particular, Shah Abbas. Floral motifs are typical of Isfahan carpets. Four-sided or longitudinally symmetrical designs with a central medallion surrounded by arabesques, blossoms, or birds are common. The base color is usually classic red, but a vibrant blue and a light beige are also typical. With often more than 15 shades, Isfahan carpets are exceptionally colorful. The borders are frequently teal and decorated with floral tendrils and palmettes.

The fineness of Isfahan carpet knots is indicated in Iran by the term "cheft." Cheft are fine, usually blue, vertical lines along the lower cross-weave edges. The closer the lines, the finer the knot. ```

Even today, many Isfahan carpets bear a discreetly knotted inscription in Persian script along the bottom edge, known as the signature. This inscription includes the manufacturer's name, the country of origin (Isfahan), and often the country code, either the word "Iran" or the Iranian national flag in green, white, and red.

Carpets from the Seirafian manufactory are particularly popular. The late master weaver Haj Agha Reza Seirafian lived between 1881 and 1975. He is known today as the creator of the famous Seirafian carpets. Before turning to carpet production, Haj Agha Reza was a private banker in Isfahan. The Seirafian family still produces carpets based on Haj Agha Reza Seirafian's designs and patterns.

Hinweis zu den Fotos

The colors of this rug change depending on which side it is viewed from. It depends on whether the light falls on the line or against the line of the pile. We have therefore taken pictures of this rug from different perspectives.

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