Persian Floral Design Hand-Knotted Wool Rug, Pakistani Mori-Weave View Watchlist >
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System ID # 29115992
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Persian Floral Design Hand-Knotted Wool Rug, Pakistani Mori-Weave
A hand-knotted wool rug worked in a Persian floral design, with a deep madder-red field carrying an allover lattice of palmettes, eight-point ivory rosette medallions, and dense polychrome blossomwork in blues, greens, rose, and saffron. The main border runs a near-black ground with a continuous floral procession, framed by reciprocal guard stripes and a barber-pole minor band. The wool pile is hand-knotted on a cotton foundation in the Mori-weave technique, at a knot density of 192 KPI.
Made in Pakistan in the fourth quarter of the 20th century, this is one of the finely woven Mori rugs that reinterpret classic Persian town-rug vocabulary for the export market. The tight knotting and the controlled, symmetrical repeat of medallions give the field a balanced, formal character that reads well in either a study or a hallway.
CONDITION
Good. No holes, tears, rips, soiling, or scents; minor signs of use. The pile remains full. Damage to the fringe on both ends, with loss and loose strands at the warps.
DIMENSIONS / SPECIFICATIONS
- Overall: 76" × 48" × 3/16"
- Approx. 4' × 6'4"
- Country of Origin: Pakistan
- Construction: Wool pile hand-knotted on cotton foundation (Mori-weave)
- Design: Persian floral
- KPI: 192
- Age: 4th quarter, 20th century
