Pomegranate Tree

The central panel is filled with a precise, repeating lattice of stylized pomegranate trees and branching vinery, rendered in crisp ivory against the blue ground.

At each end of the rug, there are two vases located in the main fields which give life to two pomegranate trees ascending all the way to the center of the rug where they meet each ot...

On the Design: “Naroon”—which is a feminine Persian name that translates to “pomegranate tree”—enjoys silver-gray tones underscoring orange and rust tone accents in its abstract al...

Each emblem carries intention: the comb for purification, the ceremonial earring for celebration, thunder and rain for abundance, pomegranate trees for youth and fruitfulness, and fa...

On the Design: “Naroon”—which is a feminine Persian name that translates to “pomegranate tree”—enjoys silver-gray tones underscoring orange and rust tone accents in its abstract al...

It takes its name from the seeds of the pomegranate fruit. Botany: Originally, the term was linked to the pomegranate tree (often called pomegranate apple) and its seed-rich fruit.

This early 20th century East Turkestan Khotan gallery carpet features a finely drawn allover lattice of stylized pomegranate trees and branching vinery, arranged in a precise, repeat...

This mid-20th century East Turkestan Khotan gallery carpet features a finely organized allover lattice of stylized pomegranate trees and branching vinery, arranged in a precise, repe...

This early 20th century East Turkestan Khotan Gallery rug displays a classic allover lattice of stylized pomegranate trees, arranged in orderly vertical rows across a soft sand-color...

Border with gold friezes and band with bunches of grapes, vines and in the center a pomegranate tree and its fruits with the village in the fore and background.⁠

The name Garnet is derived from the seeds of the pomegranate tree because of its color resemblance to red garnet.

The name Garnet is derived from the seeds of the pomegranate tree because of its color resemblance to red garnet.

This early 20th century East Turkestan Khotan wide gallery runner presents a long, expansive field organized in a continuous vertical repeat of stylized pomegranate-tree forms. Each ...

Anchoring the composition is a large central ivory roundel, flanked above and below by stylized “pomegranate tree” forms, their branching limbs rendered with geometric precision and ...

This early 20th century East Turkestan Khotan gallery carpet displays a richly articulated allover lattice of stylized pomegranate trees and branching vinery, arranged in a tightly o...

Vintage Samarkand Rug Size: 6'0" × 8'8" (182 × 264 cm) This vintage Samarkand (Khotan) rug, handwoven in East Turkestan circa 1952, features a sophisticated allover pomegranate tree ...

The design centers around a striking medallion with stylized scroll motifs, flanked by abstracted pomegranate trees and geometric lattice forms arranged symmetrically across a soft m...

Native Khotan devices include pomegranate trees, upright flowers, round medallions, and yellow or red grounds.

The rug's field features a rare and intricate arrangement of stylized pomegranate trees, lotus blossoms, geometric medallions, and abstract latticework, all woven in a soft, tonal pa...

"Fertility" is a stunning painting depicting a vibrant pomegranite tree in the center, surrounded by a rich gold background. The fruitful tree has a lively energy that spreads throug...

These delicately formed blossoms suggest pomegranate trees—symbols of fertility and abundance—arranged in a rhythmic lattice across the field.

The pomegranate tree motif with its rectilinear branches laden with large seeded fruit, flowers, and small leaves densely fills the composition.

The allover geometric pattern is composed of an array of motifs, including pomegranates, tree of life symbols, open round medallions, botanicals, pinwheels, rosettes, and ambiguous f...

The rug’s central field features a delicately rendered pomegranate tree pattern, an ancient symbol of prosperity, fertility, and abundance in Eastern iconography.

Two sides bear the image of ladies standing beneath a potted pomegranate tree bearing fruit and flowers. The other two sides bear the image of an elder seated under a blossoming che...

The field features an intricate all-over design of stylized pomegranate trees arranged in a symmetrical, lattice-like structure.

The pomegranate tree motif with its rectilinear branches laden with large seeded fruit, flowers, and small leaves densely fills the composition.

The rug’s composition is centered around an all-over lattice of stylized botanical motifs, most notably pomegranate trees—traditional emblems of prosperity, fertility, and renewal in...

Regarded as a symbol of purity in the Middle Ages, the legendary and mythical creature of the Unicorn is fastened by a golden chain to a pomegranate tree, signifying marriage and fer...

The composition centers around a field dominated by an elaborate latticework of stylized pomegranate trees, which are traditionally associated with fertility, abundance, and renewal.

Each tree, rendered with architectural precision, spreads into angular, almost circuit-like branches adorned with pomegranates and floral rosettes.

The motifs unfurl with both intention and spontaneity, arranged in a meandering vertical design that evokes the vines of a pomegranate tree—an ancient Persian and Anatolian emblem of...

At first glance, the rug captivates with a striking symmetrical composition dominated by two horizontal rows of pomegranate trees in full bloom—an ancient motif symbolizing fertility...

This contemporary drawing of a hand reaching for a pomegranate in a tree by Zachari Logan is made with colored pencil on Mylar.

At the heart of the rug lies a striking allover lattice pattern composed of pomegranate trees, rosettes, and stylized floral branches—all meticulously arranged in a symmetrical grid ...

Native Khotan devices include pomegranate trees, upright flowers, round medallions, and yellow or red grounds.

In the textile traditions of central Anatolia, the motif is rendered as a stylized branching plant, with various formats drawn from a visual vocabulary that includes the cypress, pal...

Light Blue, Afghan Sultani with Cypress Tree and Pomegranates Design, Hand Knotted, Soft Wool, Vegetable Dyes, Denser Weave, Oriental Rug Primary materials: Wool Latex: No Pile heig...

The calming sage green field features a stylized "Tree of Life" pomegranate motif, combining East Turkestan artistry with a contemporary palette.

Enhance your space with the elegance of this Modern Khotan Style wool rug. Featuring pomegranate and "Tree of Life" motifs in a low-contrast palette, it offers a serene aesthetic.

The restrained color scheme allows the artistry of the drawing to come to the forefront, from elegantly rendered cypress trees and pomegranate shrubs to intricately branched willows ...

These organic forms evoke Central Asian symbolism while visually balancing the more geometric central design. The tree-like structure of the pomegranates almost resembles a stylized ...

Landscape scene with birds, trees, flowers and pomegranates. Period; 17/18C Storage box included Condition Perfect condition.

The scene is anchored by large pomegranate and peach trees, which in Chinese culture represent fertility and a long, healthy life.

This rug boasts a harmonious blend of 12 natural colors, each derived from traditional dyeing methods: Natural Wool Color 320: Specially Washed Burnt Coffee 102: only specially washe...

Featured on the outside of the four sides of the tefillin covers are beautiful chased motifs of grape clusters on hanging vines, pomegranates growing on trees, palm trees with hangin...

The center panel features a center medallion of pomegranates with mirrored pomegrante tree branches against a taupe/brown ombre background.

A beautiful early 20th century Central Asian Khotan rug with a large square medallion amidst a field of flowering trees-of-life, pomegranates, and stylized flowers, on a bright crims...

A beautiful early 20th century Central Asian Khotan rug with a large square medallion amidst a field of flowering trees-of-life, pomegranates, and stylized flowers, on a bright crims...

Known for his dynamic yet often playful figurative pop art style sculptures in wood and bronze, he fills his work with images — albeit abstracted from reality — that evoke the landsc...

This piece is from a series of Brussels tapestries depicting the History of Ceres, with this particular tapestry depicting Proserpine, daughter of Ceres, plucking a pomegranate from ...

In the following years, he realized some monumental works: in 1996, the "Monument to the Rendeva Cow" in Caderzone (Tn), in 1998 "Hazel tree", coat of arms of the municipality of Vol...

Surrounding the medallion, the rug's field features a varied scatter of abstracted botanical and geometric motifs—stylized trees, pomegranates, and cloud bands—each symbolically rich...

These central motifs are surrounded by an elegant field filled with an eclectic array of symbolic elements—pomegranates for abundance, stylized trees for life, and angular floral mot...