The Hali Fair is a part of the Hali London celebration of 40 years and 200 editions of HALI Magazine. The exhibitors of the Hali Fair include twenty international antique rug and textile dealers.
The preview opening for Hali London ticket holders only is Thursday 27 June at 15.00 and the public will have accress from 17.00 through 21.00. Opening hours 28-29 June are 11.00-18.00 and opnening hours 30 June are 11.00-15.00.
Hali Fair preview II
Wagireh 19th century. Exhibitor Said AzizYarkand Eastern Turkestan rug with two niches circa 1800. Size 160 x 100 cm. Exhibitor Alberto LeviQashqai Kashkuli tribes, Southwest Persian, with silk Ikat design. Age circa 1860-1870. Size 7’5 x 3’10. Exhibitor David SorgatoFine silk Heriz rug with scrolling palmettes and inscribed cartouches. Northwest Persia circa 1860. Size 341 x 277 cm. Exhibitor Alberto LeviWoman’s bridal head and shoulder cover, mouchtiya. Central Tunisia, Basses Steppes, Zlass tribe. Wool and cotton brocade, early 20th century. Exhibitor Menzel Galerie NordafrikaWoman’s bridal head and shoulder cover, bakhnoug. Libya, Jebel Nefousa. Wool and cotton brocade, tie-dye, indigo. First half 20th century. Menzel Galerie NordafrikaEarly Kazak detail. Exhibitor Said AzizAnatolian rug Ladik Double Column – mid 18th century. Exhibitor Lombardo & PartnersAnatolian rug Karapinar. Mid 19th century. Exhibitor Lombardo & Partners19th century Afshar Varamin salt-bag, north western Persia. Exhibitor Brian McDonaldAfshar Rug, Kerman Province, South Persia, Last Quarter 19th Century. Exhibitor Brian McDonaldWoven wool prayer kilim from Cappadocia, Central Anatolia c.1830. Mounted on a fabric covered stretcher 156 x 109 cm. Exhibitor Joss GrahamTurkmen carpet fragment. 19th century 146 x 71 cm. Exhibitor Joss GrahamThree of Life Persian Ghom Silk & Wool rug from 1930-50. Exhibitor David SorgatoCaucasian Shadda, 19th Century. Exhibitor Brian McDonald
