Esfahan Antique Rug, Beige Blue Red Black - 4 x 6

About the Item

An Isfahan rug is a true masterpiece of Persian weaving, and your rug is no exception. Its breathtaking design is anchored by a radiant sun motif in the center, which is skillfully rendered in vivid shades of red and blue. The sun's warmth and radiance are beautifully captured and framed by a grand layer of red, which adds a sense of regality and importance to the design. As the design expands outward, it reveals layer upon layer of intricate detail and texture. The small blue flower motifs that surround the sun are perfectly spaced, allowing the rug's complementary black background to show through and add depth. The larger floral motifs in beige and red that follow create a beautiful contrast and a sense of harmony that draws the eye ever outward. The rug's spandrels are truly remarkable, with their vibrant turquoise and red colors and playful motifs that seem to dance across the surface. The interplay of colors in the top two spandrels is especially unique, with light turquoise motifs set against a predominantly red background. This subtle yet striking detail adds a touch of whimsy and liveliness to the rug's overall design. Finally, the border of the rug ties everything together with its use of similar motifs to those found in the center. This creates a sense of consistency and balance while still allowing the various elements of the design to stand out and shine on their own. Overall, your Isfahan rug is a true work of art that showcases the incredible skill and creativity of Persian weavers. Its intricate design, rich colors, and exquisite craftsmanship make it a true treasure and a joy to behold. Bring life to any room with this beautiful hand-made piece. Affordable class brought to you by J.LiviRugs. All our pictures are un-edited to try and show the rug's true colors as best as possible. Measures: 4 x 6.

Dimensions:

Width: 47 in (119.38 cm)Length: 72 in (182.88 cm)

Style:

Other (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Cotton,Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

Iran

Period:

Early 20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1920