A dark blue ground with a polychrome medallion, corner ornaments, palmette and flower patterns. A dark blue main border with flower and palmette vines.
Slightly dirty, insignificant stains. The sides and ends have fold wear and insignificant damages, some of the fringes are later
From an elite class of the broad pantheon of Persian rugs and extremely finely knotted of silky wool, this Mohtasham Kashan is instantly recognizable from the nimble handling of ethereal, early soft pastels alongside saturated gem tones greatly intensifying its impact.
With purposefully bold dark coral streaks, a color-shifting carnelian reserve reflects a daring artistic proclivity from another time.
These more potent shades are paired with an elegantly faceted elliptical medallion and elongated corner spandrels of luminous parchment.
The fluidly scrolling, finely outlined vinery glazed in exquisite celadon and pale gold blush, each drawn with extraordinary finesse, ensures the negative space integral to the composition.
With the midnight tulip and rosette main border as a counterpoint, a remarkable visual symphony is completed. Signs of heavier use in the upper field brings to this dynamic piece an extremely advantageous price.
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10' 11" x 13' 3"38/8.5
333cm x 404cm
Circa 1920
Sensitively abrashed blue secondary tonalities skillfully imbue this perfect rug with a sense of the inexactitude that appears in nature, thus achieving an even more profound artistic impact.
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