2614
AGE & ORIGIN:
Late 19th C.
Persia
OVERVIEW:
A very Caucasian-coded Kurdish village rug with everything we’ve come to expect from these types. Just an amazing and relatively progressive use of spacing, creativity and color. The first thing to catch the eye is the field color. Almost like a ripe peach with the texture to match in shade and abrash. Upon this is built the three monolithic memling medallions, each displaying their own varied motifs. The bottom, a classic latchook turkic design. The central, again using a latchook, but this time enveloping a striking almost fish-bone double-arrow. And finally the third, a stepped void repeated (albeit in a diminutive fashion) within the final auxiliary double memlings.
Incredibly simple, well-coordinated and unforgettable, the height of Kurdish rugs.
CONDITION:
Worn with damaged areas limited to borders
2614
AGE & ORIGIN:
Late 19th C.
Persia
OVERVIEW:
A very Caucasian-coded Kurdish village rug with everything we’ve come to expect from these types. Just an amazing and relatively progressive use of spacing, creativity and color. The first thing to catch the eye is the field color. Almost like a ripe peach with the texture to match in shade and abrash. Upon this is built the three monolithic memling medallions, each displaying their own varied motifs. The bottom, a classic latchook turkic design. The central, again using a latchook, but this time enveloping a striking almost fish-bone double-arrow. And finally the third, a stepped void repeated (albeit in a diminutive fashion) within the final auxiliary double memlings.
Incredibly simple, well-coordinated and unforgettable, the height of Kurdish rugs.
CONDITION:
Worn with damaged areas limited to borders
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