BIJAR 天堂花園古董波斯地毯

Known colloquially in the trade as the “Iron Rugs of Persia” due to their woolen double-weft construction, this artistic tradition was significantly nurtured by the predominantly Kurdish population living in and around the town of Bijar, where they would have been encountered by merchants and traders from afar. Here, the prized ‘Garden’ design, executed with dazzling sensitivity in the juxtaposition of vigorous colors, features continuous evidence of spontaneity, expressing the unaffected aesthetic of its creative folk art weavers from the outskirts of the town of Bijar, who have incorporated a great amount of energetic movement into this iteration. Each weeping willow or flame-like cypress motif is creatively deconstructed to its most essential forms. Abrash color striations subtly provide an inner luminescence to the bold, graphic symbolism of the Tree devices, arrayed in a casual symmetry. Happily, this coveted ivory ground heartthrob is in fantastic condition overall, offering both spirit and charm that will inevitably spread around the home.