Jozan: mid 19th century Bidjar soumak mafrash end panel for sale

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	UP Shahsevan Gallery Shahsavan Mafrash 19th Century. More information from Galerie M. Tehrani about this rug SHAHSAVAN CICIM END OF 18TH CENTURY. More information from Carlo Kocman - Kilim Gallery about this rug 1880____Perfect Shahsavan Stripe Kelim_____1880 1880. More information from Bernard Zarnegin Auctions from wonderful SWITZERLAND... about this rug 1870____SPECIAL HAPPY SHAHSAVAN COLLECTORS BAG_____1870 1870. More information from Bernard Zarnegin Auctions from wonderful SWITZERLAND... about this rug 1870____LIGHTGREEN SHAHSAVAN LORI PAMPAK COLLECTORS PIECE_____1870 1870. More information from Bernard Zarnegin Auctions from wonderful SWITZERLAND... about this rug Shahsavan Mafrash 19th century. More information from Galerie M. Tehrani about this rug North/West Persian Runner 19th Century. More information from Galerie M. Tehrani about this rug Shahsevan soumak khordjin face early 19th century. More information from Galerie ArabesQue about this rug afshar soumakr early 19th century. More information from Galerie ArabesQue about this rug shahsevan mafrash end panel 3rd quarter 19th century. More information from Galerie ArabesQue about this rug Bidjar soumak mafrash end panel mid 19th century. More information from Galerie ArabesQue about this rug		mid 19th century Bidjar soumak mafrash end panel Shahsevan Rug Gallery RUG NAME: Bidjar soumak mafrash end panel GALLERY: Shahsevan CATEGORY: Persian AGE: mid 19th century PRICE: 900 EUR ID(Jozan): no. 2543 DESCRIPTION: 0,53 X 0.39. Wool, cotton, and camel. Small wear spots. This is a truly curious weaving. The iconography is Hunnic rather than Turkic. The motifs would seem to belong to the vestigial remains of the early Hun tribes living far north in the Caucasus such as the Lesghi and Avars rather than to the Turkic design pool one normally encounters in tribal work from Iran. If this piece could speak I'm sure it would have an interesting tale to tell. Additional images Contact Galerie ArabesQue by email about this rug SELLER: Galerie ArabesQue - View sellers other items SELLERS ADDRESS: Breitscheidstr. 123, D-70176 Stuttgart, Germany EMAIL: Arabesque.Montigel@t-online.de WEB SITE: http://www.gallery-arabesque.com