19th Century Persian Kurdish Tribal Bagface with Multicolor Geometrical Design

19th century Persian tribal Luri Tribal bagface repurposed as nomadic wall art. The Luri (the tribal name for people in the Fars province of western Persia) tribal bagface is from the late 1800s in a great condition especially since it was used as a traveling bag between different campsites. Mafrash describes a large carrying bag (duffel bag) made by tribes to move their large household items from one location to another during their seasonal moves from highlands to lowlands. The large designs and the vibrant colors in the body and border make this a beautiful piece to be displayed on the wall. Dimensions: 2' 8? x 3' 7? Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: SW Persia Material: Wool on a wool foundation with natural organic dyes dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use At The Persian Knot Gallery, we are also committed to sustainability and would like our clients to be delighted when they receive their purchases. Since the return shipping and transportation could add to the carbon footprint of the items, we would like to minimize returns if possible. To accomplish this, we encourage our clients to contact us and ask for more information, photos and videos before purchasing an item. #Luri Tribal Mafrash #Luri Tribal Bagface #Afshar Tribal Bags #Afshar Saddlebag # Antique Afshar Bag # Afshar Bagface #Kurdish Tribal Rugs #Kurdish Rug #Tribal Kurdish Carpets #Antique Kurdish Rugs #Antique Kurdish Weaving #Antique Nomadic Bags #Antique Wall Textiles #Kurdish Tribal Bagface # Kurdish Saddlebags #Tribal Persian Rugs #Tribal Persian Weaving #Handwoven Rugs #Hand Knotted Rugs #Antique Village Rugs #Antique Nomadic Rugs...

19th century Persian Afshar Tribal Bagface used as Nomadic People Wall Art. It could have been the face of a saddlebag. The bag face and mafrash items started their lives as utilitarian items for the use by the village and tribal weavers and more than a century later they bring beauty and design as decorative items in our homes. The Afshar tribe in southern Persia are one of the oldest tribes in the world and have kept their nomadic way of life even today. They live in the area that has some of the oldest organized settlements or cities discovered in the world. Dimensions:1’ 6” x 2’ 10” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: SW Persia Material: Wool on a wool foundation with natural organic dyes dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use At The Persian Knot Gallery, we are also committed to sustainability and would like our clients to be delighted when they receive their purchases. Since the return shipping and transportation could add to the carbon footprint of the items, we would like to minimize returns if possible. To accomplish this, we encourage our clients to contact us and ask for more information, photos and videos before purchasing an item. #Afshar Tribal Bags #Afshar Saddlebags #Antique Afshar Bags #Afshar Bagface #Kurdish Tribal Bags #Kurdish Bagface #Kurdish Saddlebags # Malayer Bagface #Baluch Tribal Rugs #Antique Tribal Weaving #Antique Wall Textiles...

Early 20th century Persian Malayer Tribal Bagface Used as Nomadic Wall Art. The Malayer bag face from NW Persia was woven by the tribes in the late 1800s. It could have been either the face of a saddlebag or the side panels for a mafrash (large bag). It has Kilim weaving and the soumak woven designs add to the decoration of the bag. The bag face and mafrash items started their lives as utilitarian items for the use by the village and tribal weavers and more than a century later they bring beauty and design as decorative items in our homes. Dimensions: 2’ 7” x 2’ 8” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: NW Persia Material: Wool on a cotton foundation with natural organic dyes dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use #Malayer Bagface #Baluch Tribal Rugs #Antique Tribal Weaving #Antique Wall Textiles...

19th century Persian Shahsavan Tribal Bag Face with Soumak Woven Designs. The Shahsavan bag face was woven by the tribes in the Azerbaijan district of...

Late 19th Century Persian Kurdish Bidjar area rug in an allover pattern in a pale yellow, ivory, pink and blue colors. The beautiful area rugs come in an allover small flower form pattern which is a variation of paisley form considered the “seed of life” in many oriental cultures. The primary border in this Kurdish Bidjar is a beautiful cream color and the sub-borders are rust red color. Dimensions: 4’ 2” x 9' 2” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: Persia Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with natural vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use Bidjar Rugs, Antique Bijar Rugs, Antique Bidjar Rugs, Bijar Carpets, Bijar Rugs, Vintage Persian Bijar, Persian Bijar Rugs, Persian Bidjar Rugs, Bijar Golfarang, Persian Bidjar Golfarag, Persian Bidjar, Bidjar Rugs, Kurdish Bidjar Rugs, Antique Kurdish Bidjar, Persian Senneh Rugs, Senneh Bidjar Carpets, Bidjar Halavi Rugs, Bidjar Hashtrang, Medallion Bidjar, Allover Bidjar Rugs, Antique Bidjar Herati, Floral Design Bidjar, Bidjar Floral...

19th Century Persian Kurdish room size rug in a medallion pattern in navy, French blue, green, yellow, and red. The Kurdish village rugs from northwestern Persia have a large elon...

Gray background and soft red-colored Persian Kurdish antique runner in Tribal design with geometric motifs, rug 19-0105, country of origin / type: Iran / Kurdish, circa 1900. This...

Beautiful Kurdish hand-knotted wool runner with a geometric design on a beige field. Accents of blue, orange, and brown throughout the piece. This rug measures 4' x 16'4".       

A 19th century authentic handwoven Persian tribal bagface textile rug.

Spectacular tribal Kurdish runner with excellent pile and color, circa 1910. Measures: 2'9” x 14'6”.

A stunning late 19th century Persian Kurdish rug with the most beautiful all-over large-scale mirrored floral pattern woven in crimson, white, gold, pink, and set against a dark indi...

A tribal Bagface rug from the 19th century. The weaver intentionally added Kilim in one end giving it a unique feel. Measures: 2' x 4'.