
Persian Isfahan Rug, Silk and Lamb Wool on Silk Foundation ,6’3”x3’8”, 580-600 kpsi, Signed Rug
Rug ID: 1174
Origin:Persian
Type : area rug
Woven:Hand Knotted
Size: 6’3”x3’8”
Highlight :red, dark blue , beige
Design: Isfahan
Knot Density: amazing 580-600 Kpsi
Pile Material: lamb Wool, silk
Foundation Material: silk
Inscribed : Reza saidfar
Well known signature
Condition: used. A discolored spot in bottom part of rug.
Age :1990s
Pile Thickness:Medium
In Stock:One
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Isfahan rug and history:
The second-largest city of Iran with great historical markers, architectural design, and art located in the middle of the country. It has 1.2 million population. The quality of their rugs is apparent in each part even in the back or the fringes, the style of threads or wrap, and the knot density. The quality of wool, cork, or silk along with the asymmetrical knots and density of 650,000-850,000 per square meter makes it one of the most desirable rugs. They have a special class characterized by thin material and extremely high density as well as softness. The most famous one is the Shah Abbas pattern, Seirafian, Davari, Enteshar, and Haghighi.