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1960’s Persian Ardabil Rug with Boho Chic Tribal Style

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77657 Vintage Persian Ardabil rug with Boho Chic Tribal style 02'08 x 04'08. A celebration of cultural legacy and exquisite artistry, this hand-knotted wool and silk vintage Persian Ardabil rug is more than a decorative element—it is a rarefied artifact of prestige and poise. Handwoven in the historic weaving centers of Ardabil, a city renowned for its legacy of master rug makers and royal commissions, this extraordinary piece stands as a testament to centuries of elite craftsmanship. Its luminous pink silk backdrop—a color traditionally reserved for the affluent—serves as a luxurious canvas for a richly symbolic design. Three commanding hooked octagonal guls anchor the composition, evoking themes of unity, protection, and spiritual guardianship. Each signature motif is steeped in tribal significance, woven with precision and reverence, reflecting the artisan’s deep connection to ancestral heritage. Infused with bohemian spirit and visual opulence, the rug’s geometric complexity is tempered by its joyful exuberance. A symphony of tribal emblems radiates outward, forming a constellation of stylized language that remains delightfully enigmatic. This ambiguity, far from detracting, enhances the piece’s allure—making it an objet d’art for the discerning collector who understands that mystery invites dialogue. Framing the field is a rosette border, exquisitely composed of alternating jewel tones, and flanked by inner and outer guard bands that echo the enduring themes of continuity and protection. It’s a magnificent work of art where every element has been tailor-made to achieve balance, rhythm, and elegance—an heirloom not just of material beauty, but of intellectual and spiritual depth. What elevates this Persian Ardabil rug into the realm of the preeminent is its sheer rarity. The fusion of wool and silk threads—each dyed and spun by hand—creates a textured interplay of matte and sheen, an effect that catches the light like the facets of a precious stone. The scarcity of silk in tribal weaving, particularly in such lavish quantities and in such a bold palette, places this piece among the most exclusive tier of vintage Persian rugs. Its presence in a home or collection is a powerful symbol of cultivated taste, global curiosity, and quiet luxury. For the elite collector, it is not merely an acquisition—it is a statement of cultural patronage and enduring style. To own a precious rug like this is to align oneself with the values of heritage, artistry, and social legacy. Its purchase supports the continued preservation of traditional weaving arts and the communities that carry these skills forward, many of which are endangered in our increasingly mechanized world. As fewer artisans remain who can replicate this level of craftsmanship, the value of each existing masterpiece rises—making this rug not only a timeless interior jewel, but also a wise and meaningful investment. In every knot, one feels the presence of the weaver’s hands, and in every design, the echo of civilizations long past. This is not just a rug—it is a curated experience, an elite work of art, and a lasting legacy to be admired for generations. Rendered in variegated shades of rose, navy blue, red, pink, sky blue, tan, goldenrod, ecru, teal, sand, avocado, maroon, and brown with other accent colors. Abrash. Hand-knotted silk and wool. Made in Iran. Measures: 02'08 x 04'08.

Dimensions:

Width: 32 in (81.28 cm)Length: 56 in (142.24 cm)

Style:

Tribal (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Silk,Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

Iran

Period:

Mid-20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1960-1969

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use. Abrash.

Seller Location:

Dallas, TX

Reference Number:

Seller: 77657 Vintage Persian Ardabil Rug 02'08 x 04'081stDibs: LU942924199012

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