wool on cotton, natural dyes, hand-woven (Ghiordes technique); 210 x 130 cm;
Persia, early 20th century
The central field, with distinct corners, is filled with one of the most popular decorative motifs used in Persian carpet weaving, known as the Herat pattern—composed of a rhombus surrounded by serrated leaves. The main border features a floral motif. The rug is rendered in shades of red, navy blue, and sky blue with ochre accents.
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