Vintage Persian Isfahan Rug - 08'06 X 11'09

Description

61034 Vintage Persian Isfahan Rug, 08'06 x 11'09. Embark on an enchanting odyssey of Moorish elegance with each step upon … more 61034 Vintage Persian Isfahan Rug, 08'06 x 11'09. Embark on an enchanting odyssey of Moorish elegance with each step upon this hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Isfahan rug. This magical carpet ride is a voyage into a world awash with hues reminiscent of Islamic tile artwork design—an ode to timeless sophistication. The neutral beige backdrop, a canvas of understated luxury, serves as the stage for a vibrant garden trellis design that unfolds like a tapestry of dreams. Intricate blue diamonds grace the neutral beige field, enclosed within a dance of light green and red vine lattice, adorned with intersecting rosettes at each point. A symphony of color and decoration, framed by an equally vibrant and ornate border, flanked by inner and outer geometric guard borders.

As you revel in this composition of elegance and exuberant colors, you're not merely standing on a rug; you're stepping into a happy space that transcends time. The sinuous interplay of prominent contours and grounding effects reveals a rug steeped in a rich history that echoes through Persian heritage and cultural significance. From the sun-soaked allure of Saltillo and talavera to the embrace of rustic elegance, this Persian area rug emerges as the perfect complement to bucolic Mediterranean chateaus, Tuscan villas, and Spanish Haciendas, inspired by the harmonious dance of sea and sun. Allow this vintage Isfahan rug to be the silent narrator of your space—a testament to the confluence of history, elegance, and the enduring allure of exquisite design. It's not just a rug; it's a portal to a world where elegance meets whimsy, and your feet are the lucky travelers on this enchanting voyage.

Rendered in variegated shades of beige, blue, gold, sky blue, red, light green and orange with other accent colors.
Abrash.
Hand knotted wool.
Made in Iran.
Measures: 08'06 x 11'09.
Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century. less