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antique malayer 1891. More information from DOTT.TAHER DJAFARIZAD about this rug 
Antique Malayer 1900. More information from DOTT.TAHER DJAFARIZAD about this rug
Antique Malayer 1890. More information from DOTT.TAHER DJAFARIZAD about this rug
Antique Malayer 1900. More information from DOTT.TAHER DJAFARIZAD about this rug
Antique Malayer 1890. More information from SH. Sameyeh about this rug
Antique Malayer 1890. More information from DOTT.TAHER DJAFARIZAD about this rug
1950 Malayer from West Persia 216 x 137 cm 1950. More information from SH. Sameyeh about this rug
1930 Malayer from West Persia, 188 x 136 cm 1930. More information from SH. Sameyeh about this rug
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1930 1930 Malayer from West Persia, 188 x 136 cm
Malayer Rug Gallery
RUG NAME: 1930 Malayer from West Persia, 188 x 136 cm
GALLERY: Malayer
CATEGORY: Persian
AGE: 1930
ID(Jozan): no. 2656
DESCRIPTION: Carpet No. (Type and Reference): 0136 SH686
DECRIPTION OF DESIGN AND HISTORY:
Unmistakeably related to the Sarouk style (indistinguishable from it in design), this fine quality Malayer does not suffer by comparison. The impression of denser knotting technique than would be found in a Sarouk (created by the single-wefted ground weave), and the closer clip to the kork pile that intensifies the clarity of detail and contour, may be said to make the piece more distinguished than some of its design prototypes. A brown abrash runs the width of the rug, passing through the centre of the ogival, rose-ground medallion of lively white scrolling tendrils. A pair of vases at each end of the surmey-blue field has bird-head embellishments suspended from each side, an ornamental conceit that appears in several Sarouks. Two similar vases, with parabolic floral garlands, flank the central ogive. The striking ivory corner spandrels, with their rose tendril schemes, are unusual, a chromatic flourish perfectly suited to the style. A sky-blue border of yellow, light green, dark blue and pale rose floral and stem-meander elements is interrupted by the central band of abrash, in addition to a delightful light green abrash in the upper border. This unique example is featured in SH. Sameyeh Catalogue No. 1, issue 1982, page 84, plate 54.
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