A hand-woven Indian rug made with high-quality New Zealand wool, in the style of a north-west Persian Tabriz. Measurments are 11'8 '' x 17'7 ''. Priced to sell at $7500.
The dark navy blue or black central field is covered in an all-over, repeating Shah Abbas floral pattern. It showcases stylized lotus blossoms, palmettes, and delicate scrolling vines (islimi) in shades of crimson red, amber yellow, sage green, and cream. A prominent, wide primary border in a contrasting golden-yellow or mustard hue frames the dark field. It features alternating large floral cartouches, palmettes, and geometric rosettes connected by vines. Multiple thin, decorative minor borders or guard bands flank the main golden border, detailed with repeating micro-patterns like barber poles and small floral heads.
