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Antique Chinese Rug Antique Ningshia Rug Art Deco Rug Peking 4x6 Chinese 1900 130cm x 185cm "This is a rare Antique Chinese Peking Ningxia Ningshia rug with a unique treasures design and and a fine weave. This incredible and unusual Antique piece is a fine example of the art of Ancient Chinese rug weaving- it can be used on the floor as well as using it as a wall hanging! A Great Buy and a Fantastic Collector piece to own."-Antique Rug Collection Size 4'3" x 6'1" 130cm x 185cm Serial ID # 10484k Design Rare Peking Art Deco Ningxia Ningshia Geometric Origin China Age Circa 1900 Category Antique Pattern Rare Treasures Material 100% Hand knotted wool Foundation Material Cotton Color Blue, Navy, Orange, Ivory, Pink, Light Blue, Gray Quality Fine Condition Fantastic Condition with respect to age & History, Minor Low Areas History The symbolism of Foo Dogs, also known as Chinese Guardian Lions or Imperial Guardian Lions, originated in Ancient Chinese Buddhism and subsequently spread to other parts of Asia. The Guardian Lion symbolism, used in various artistic contexts, was believed to have powerful, mythical protective benefits- depicting supremacy and nurture at the same time. Chinese rugs are easily identified compared to traditional Persian rugs, due to the unique characteristics found in Chinese rugs. The Chinese rug-making history is somewhat ambiguous, without a clear idea of who influenced the origins of rug making in the Far East. What is known is that traditional rug weaving was first found in China in the Northwest Territories as early as the 1500s and the designs were largely influenced by Buddhist and Taoist symbols. The rich Chinese culture is depicted in their weaving, and unlike the traditional Persian rug, the symbols and colors all have specific meanings and intents. In the late 1800's a monk from the Northwest Territories of China moved to Peking (Beijing) and set up rug weaving schools to help the poor earn an income. The weaving style was much like what was being done in the Northwest, utilizing the same symbols and designs. These factories were successful and started producing the first Peking rugs. About Us~ Welcome to Antique Rug Collection. Your #1 Source for handmade Antique Rugs & Tapestries at great prices, curated by leading industry expert. We are a 6th Generation antique rug shop with 48+ years of experience working with designers, private clients, dealers, and really anyone looking for a unique antique rug at a great price. We've made an imprint selling rugs across the globe in Europe, Asia, and the United States. We've been catering to private clients and designers across the world, and now we're proud to say, we're completely digital. Free design consultations upon request- We will find you the best rug, carefully curated to your space. Client satisfaction is our number one priority. We want you to love your purchase as well as our service. Love, The Team at Antique Rug Collection.

Dimensions:

Width: 51.19 in (130 cm)Length: 72.84 in (185 cm)

Materials and Techniques:

Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

China

Period:

1900-1909

Date of Manufacture:

1900

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