An unusual c.1890 Heriz carpet with a spontaneous drawing rather than the central medallion motif. The muted blue field has a subtle colour variation (abrash) which provides great contrast to the creative drawing and the array of vegetable dyed colours, framed by a wide red border. An attractive example with a tribal charm and character to blend in a contemporary and classic settings, rare in this small furnishing size.
Early Heriz carpets from north west Persia are in a class of their own. Prized for their geometric designs, fine durable construction and creative vegetable-dyed colours, they make ideal long lasting rugs. They have always stood out for their aesthetically appealing designs. The tribal characteristics of Heriz carpets give them the ability to blend in both contemporary and classic spaces.
An attractive example with a tribal charm and character to blend in a contemporary and classic settings, rare in this small furnishing size. To view this in situ or in our showroom, please contact us.
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