28271 Rare important Kermanshah in a Safavid Design with Garden of Paradise and wild animls and Mythical creatures and dragons. woven ca.1850 or earlier
This Rare and Important Kermanshah Carpet, woven circa 1850 or earlier, is a masterwork of Persian textile art, distinguished by its Safavid-inspired design—a visual tapestry of the legendary Garden of Paradise. Spanning 12'10" x 17', it presents an extraordinary landscape teeming with wild animals, mythical creatures, and dragons, all meticulously rendered in intricate detail. The garden theme, a hallmark of Safavid aesthetics, symbolizes eternal beauty and harmony, while the presence of fantastical beasts evokes epic tales from Persian mythology.
Woven with refined craftsmanship and exceptional artistry, this carpet captures a unique confluence of spiritual symbolism, royal patronage, and storytelling. Its scale and iconography suggest it was commissioned for a palace or noble estate, intended to impress and inspire. Exceptionally preserved, this piece transcends decorative value—offering collectors, historians, and connoisseurs a rare opportunity to own a true artifact of cultural grandeur and mythic imagination.
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