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1850 1850 Senneh from Northwest Persia, 195 x 137 cm
Senneh Rug Gallery
RUG NAME: 1850 Senneh from Northwest Persia, 195 x 137 cm
GALLERY: Senneh
CATEGORY: Persian
AGE: 1850
ID(Jozan): no. 2604
DESCRIPTION: Carpet No. (Type and Reference): 0007 DO7
DESCRIPTION OF DESIGN & HISTORY :
The old respected name of Senneh is synonymous with valuable Oriental carpets. Thus the Persian knot is also known as the Senneh knot even though it is hardly used here. Today this town, which was proclaimed the capital of the Kurds by Shah Nadir in the 18th century and is famous throughout the carpet world, is known as Sanandaj.
Senneh and Bijar are both major Kurdish centres in which no authentically Kurdish carpets were woven. It is probably true that in Senneh some of the finest knotted carpets of old Persia were woven and the weaving tradition was preserved for centuries. This applies not only to fineness of weave and special weaving techniques, but also to the development of the designs and interpretation of patterns and ornaments borrowed from many other carpet weaving areas and cultures, as for example the birds nest, Herati pattern or the perennial boteh symbol, amongst others.
Senneh products stand at the pinnacle of Persian carpet art because of the precision of drawing and of knotting, the range and harmony of their colours and the artistic composition of the designs in the field, corners and borders.
This excellent Senneh with birds nest design is knotted on a silk foundation weave, and was exhibited in 1971 in Museum fur Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg and Museum fur Kunsthandwerk, Frankfurt. There is a description of the carpet published in Persische Teppiche, on page 132 plate number 59.
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