Salta e passa al contenuto principale
Vuoi altre immagini o video?
Richiedi altre immagini o video al venditore
1 di 13

Vintage Hand-Woven Middle Eastern Oriental Isfahan Rug, 1940s

Informazioni sull’articolo

This hand-woven oriental Isfahan carpet was made in the city of Isfahan in central Iran, during the 1940s. It is naturally dyed in shades of deep red, blue and yellow. The colours intertwine in a distinct and varied pattern, the richness of which is not concentrated only in the central point but is dispersed throughout the carpet. Isfahan or Esfahan carpets are one of the most famous and valued types of Persian carpets woven in the city of Isfahan. This city is one of the historical centres of production of very high quality carpets, which are considered to be among the best in the world. Isfahan carpets often have a symmetrical arrangement of patterns with a central medallion surrounded by complex floral motifs, leaves and arabesques. The patterns draw inspiration from the rich architectural heritage of the city, especially from the mosaics and tiled decorations of mosques and palaces. Typical colours are deep reds, rich navy blues, dark blue, gold and shades of beige and green. These colours are often used in harmonious and sophisticated combinations. Isfahan rugs are usually made of the highest quality wool, often with the addition of silk, which highlights the details of the pattern and gives the rug a delicate shine. The warp of the rug is usually silk or cotton, which ensures durability and precision in weaving. Isfahan rugs are woven using an asymmetric knot, which allows for a high knot density - often over 500,000 per square metre, which is synonymous with the highest quality. The high knot density allows for the creation of very precise and intricate patterns. Isfahan rugs have a long history, dating back to the Safavid dynasty (16th-17th century), when the art of weaving rugs in Isfahan reached its peak. They are considered to be among the most luxurious and artistically valuable Persian rugs, often collected as works of art. Isfahan rugs are often considered a symbol of Persian excellence in the art of weaving rugs and are sought after worldwide by collectors and lovers of luxury interiors. The rug is in original vintage condition. It has signs of wear due to age, minor abrasions in the fleece. Before shipping, the rug will be professionally cleaned and ready to use. The rug has an abrash effect. This is a phenomenon that occurs in traditional, hand-woven rugs, characterized by subtle differences in shades of the same color within a single fabric. This is most often seen in Persian, Turkish, Caucasian and other rugs that are handmade from natural materials such as wool or silk. Variations in color can result from the use of natural dyes, which do not always give a uniform effect, especially when the wool has been dyed in different batches or at different times. As the wool ages, it can change color to varying degrees, which also contributes to the abrash effect. Although this effect could be seen as an imperfection, it is often appreciated by collectors and lovers of traditional rugs, as it adds a unique character and authenticity to the handmade and adds value to the rug.
  • Dimensioni:
    Larghezza: 92 cm (36,23 in)Lunghezza: 137 cm (53,94 in)
  • Stile:
    Altro (Del periodo)
  • Materiali e tecniche:
  • Luogo di origine:
  • Periodo:
  • Data di produzione:
    circa 1940
  • Condizioni:
    Usura compatibile con l’età e l’utilizzo. The rug is in original vintage condition. It has signs of wear due to age, minor abrasions in the fleece. Before shipping, the rug will be professionally cleaned and ready to use.
  • Località del venditore:
    Warszawa, PL
  • Numero di riferimento:
    1stDibs: LU6129245374362

Altro da questo venditore

Mostra tutto
Vintage Hand-Woven Middle Eastern Oriental Hamadan Rug, 1960s
This hand-woven oriental Hamadan rug was made in Iran during the 1960s. It is flat woven carpet - woven using traditional technique. This rug is dyed in shades of rustic red, pink an...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1960, Persiano, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Vintage Hand-Woven Middle Eastern Oriental Baluch Prayer Rug, 1960s
This hand-woven Baluch prayer rug was made in Iran during the 1960s. Woven using a traditional technique called flat weaving, and dyed in shades of red, beige, blue, green and turquo...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1960, Persiano, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Tappeto Hamadan orientale d'epoca, tessuto a mano, anni '60
Questo tappeto orientale Hamadan annodato a mano è stato realizzato in Iran negli anni Sessanta. Tradizionalmente tessuta in piano e tinta nei toni del rosso rustico e del blu indaco...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1960, Persiano, Mid-Century moderno, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Tappeto orientale Hamadan Kamse d'epoca, tessuto a mano, anni '60
Questo tappeto persiano occidentale tessuto a mano proviene dalla regione di Hamadan, in Iran, alla periferia di Kamse. Risalente agli anni '60, è densamente tessuta in pile di pura ...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1960, Persiano, Mid-Century moderno, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Tappeto orientale nomade tribale Shiraz Qashqai tessuto a mano d'epoca, anni '40
Questo tappeto Tribale Shiraz Qashqai tessuto a mano è stato realizzato in Iran negli anni Quaranta. Tinti nelle tonalità del rosso, del blu e del verde. Al centro del tappeto c'è un...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1940, Persiano, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Vintage Hand-Woven Oriental Long Nomadic Qashqai Rug, 1920s
This hand-woven, long nomadic Qashqai rug was made in Iran during the 1920s. Naturally dyed in shades of green and beige. The central point of the rug is a five-piece, symmetrical me...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1920, Persiano, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Ti potrebbe interessare anche

Tappeto persiano Isfahan tradizionale tessuto a mano, circa 1940
Questo Isfahan persiano tradizionale, del 1940 circa, tessuto a mano, ha un campo rosso pomodoro con un medaglione centrale a cuspide blu indaco con pendenti di palmette contenenti u...
Categoria

Metà XX secolo, Persiano, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Tappeto persiano orientale vintage in lana intrecciata a mano
Condizioni: Condizioni originali d'epoca Stile: Stile persiano Materiali: Lana intrecciata a mano Dimensioni: H.50 "x 107 "W x 74 "D.
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1960, Turco, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Grande tappeto orientale vintage tessuto a mano in lana Rug & Kilim
Materiali: Lana intrecciata a mano Condizioni: Condizioni originali d'epoca Dimensioni: 0,50 "H. x 112,50 "W. x 89 "D.
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1960, Turco, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana

Tappeto persiano mediorientale
Tappeto persiano mediorientale con motivo marrone, nero e rosso. Nota bene: condizioni di utilizzo.
Categoria

XX secolo, Sconosciuto, Islamico, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Tessuto

Tappeto Isfahan vintage
:: Campo ricoperto di fiori, viti, palmette e foglie seghettate. Il numero di nodi è molto alto: i nodi verticali sono circa 19, quelli orizzontali 23, i nodi per pollice quadrato ci...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1970, Persiano, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana, Cotone

Tappeto Isfahan vintage
Medaglione centrale smerlato su un campo coperto di foglie, elementi floreali a girandola, boteh e fiori. I colori e le sfumature includono: Rosso radice di robbia, rosso mattone, or...
Categoria

Vintage, Anni 1940, Persiano, Altro, Tappeti persiani

Materiali

Lana, Cotone

Visualizzati di recente

Mostra tutto