Antique Shahsavan Kilim/Rug, Mafrash c-1900's, 21" x 23" #15797

Description: Antique Shahsavan Kilim/Rug, Mafrash c-1900's, 21" x 23" #15797For more items go to: ebay.com/str/peerantiquerugs21" x 23" each Exquisite Antique Tribal Caucasian Shahsavan Bag or rug could use as part of Mafrash: A Masterpiece of Tradition and Utility Step into the enchanting world of antique Shahsavan craftsmanship with this stunning bag, a captivating relic showcasing the artistry and functionality of its tribal roots. Whether used as a part of a Mafrash or as a standalone piece, its resplendent colors, crafted from vegetable-dyed wool, and traditional geometric tribal motifs tell a tale of rich history and artistic prowess. Constructed with precision, the bag is a mosaic of vibrant hues seamlessly pieced together using a running stitch and adorned with meticulous blanket stitch edges. This construction method, while contributing to its timeless beauty, also attests to its utilitarian origins. These bags were not just exquisite pieces of art but also served as saddlebags, accompanying travelers on their journeys, carrying precious small items.The bag's weave remains remarkably fine and of the highest quality. Its origins trace back to the Transcaucasia region, encompassing present-day Azerbaijan and the Caucasus. Shahsavan rugs, born in this culturally rich area, boast a tribal flavor, characterized by abstract geometric designs and a palette of rich, dynamic colors. Legend has it that Shah Abbas, a visionary leader, formed the Shahsavan tribe to fortify western borders against rogue Turkish groups. In a gesture of gratitude, he granted pasturage for their flocks, solidifying their loyalty. Aptly named "those who love the Shah," Shahsavan artisans, especially rug weavers, channel their tribal identity into producing small area rugs and flat-woven kilims. The striking aesthetic of Shahsavan rugs lies in their vibrant colors and intricate geometric patterns. Each piece is a testimony to a lifestyle now fading into history. This particular bag offers a unique glimpse into the nomadic life of its weavers, a lifestyle that is quickly disappearing in the modern world. Beyond its historical significance, antique Shahsavan bags are highly collectible and perfect for display. Imagine this captivating piece draped over a table, its colors and patterns igniting the room, or carefully mounted and hung on the wall, serving as a tribute to the tribal artisans who poured their heart and soul into its creation. Each thread in this bag weaves a story of tradition, resilience, and a love for craftsmanship that transcends time. Embrace the allure of this antique masterpiece and let it transport you to a bygone era of tribal artistry.ABOUT ELI PEER ORIENTAL RUGS Our Service Pledge We respond to all orders within 24 hours, we guarantee the authenticity of all our items About Us The home of Eli Peer Oriental Rugs is Evanston, Illinois, the academic center on Chicago’s North Shore. The shop looks onto a park that is surrounded by old churches and a music center. The shop contains an unusually large collection of beautiful antique oriental rugs, carpets and weavings. Through discriminating buying over many years the variety is great and the quality is high. In fact, many of the rugs and carpets are from fine estates within a few miles of the shop. Knowledgeable rug buyers and decorators around Chicago know Eli Peer’s integrity. New visitors are amazed at the selection, and now you have access as well. Look at the examples and don’t hesitate to email, call or visit with your specific needs and preferences. Chances are we can show you rugs you will want to live with and keep for the future.The allure of antiques is as true for handmade weaving as it is for furniture and silver. Rugs from the 19th and early 20th centuries, when properly selected and maintained, are very usable today, and they are the hallmark of Eli Peer Oriental Rugs.

Price: 349 USD

Location: Evanston, Illinois

End Time: 2024-11-29T17:10:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 25 USD