Abstract Art Rug Star Geometric Energy

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"Abstract Art Rug Geometric Energy" "GEOMETRIC ENERGY" Abstract Art Rug MAHARAJA from India. Find luxury in artistic expression with this collector's model MAHARAJA rug from India: "GEOMETRIC ENERGY" Part of the lavish and inviting collection, its design beckons the touch while capturing the imagination with its impressionistic style. This unique piece is woven by hand from a distinctive combination of fibers. Durable natural wool lends an organic touch, luminous silk has a subtle sheen. Its multidimensional shades cover a palette of 100% natural colors (dyes used from yesteryear, just like old carpets over 200 years old) and attractive. Simple to coordinate, in a variety of interior themes with a little imagination and creativity, this unique piece can very well find its place in an ancestral home allowing you to break Haussmannian codes. Use this abstract art rug which tries to give a contraction of reality or to underline its tears. The Maharaja rug remains the king when it comes to rugs. Limited production, few models are on the market, carpets inspired by the famous designer Jan Kath. A bit of history.. THE GOLDEN LIFE OF THE RAJPUT MAHARAJAHS : If the ancient rulers of Rajputana sometimes bore different titles, they have in common the root "Raja" (or Rajah), that is to say kings, their wives being of the "Rani". The monarchs of Rajasthan are themselves "Maharajas" (or Maharajahs), that is to say great kings, and their wives are Maharani. Pillars of the Indian Empire under the Mughals, then under the British, they lost all their rights by a constitutional amendment in 1971. The decline. *Educated and enriched by the British Crown, the Maharajas gradually abandoned the management of affairs to devote themselves to a golden life based on sumptuous festivals, tiger hunting and polo games, but independence would put an end to the great era. Maharajahs. *In return for entering democratic India, the Maharajas retain their powers, titles, royal caskets and palaces. But, in December 1971, Indira Gandhi decreed the abolition of the pensions and privileges of princes. To survive they will have to get involved in politics or the business world and transform their palaces into hotels, some of which are among the most beautiful palaces in the world. Size : 298x247 cm

Dimensions:

Width: 97.25 in (247 cm)Length: 117.33 in (298 cm)

Materials and Techniques:

Silk,Wool,Hand-Woven

Place of Origin:

India

Period:

Late 20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

circa 2000

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