30698 unique 17th Century Proto Kurdish Shrub Rug with Seljuk motives
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The 17th Century Proto Kurdish Shrub Carpet - 5'7" x 9'6" is a truly exceptional example of Kurdish craftsmanship, combining vivid color and lustrous wool in a stunning design. This rug is a direct descendant of the Seljuk carpets of the 11th century, with its graphic border and influences from the Kerman vase carpets of the 16th century. The 5'7" x 9'6" size makes it ideal for adding history and grandeur to your space. Kurdish rugs are known for their diversity, reflecting the unique ethnic backgrounds of the weavers, and this rug is no exception. With its rich history and intricate design, it’s a must-have for any serious collector or admirer of fine Persian rugs.
The 17th Century Proto Kurdish Shrub Carpet - 5'7" x 9'6" offers more than just aesthetic beauty; it’s a piece of history. Woven by the Kurds of Iran, this rug is a vibrant testament to the cultural heritage of a region that, as legend has it, is where Noah’s Ark came to rest. A true masterpiece that brings both artistry and heritage into your home.