306 E 61st St New York City, NY 10065 , United States Call Seller 212.586.5511

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19th Century Round Turkish Silk and Metal Thread Rug

$ 12,000
  • Description
    A round antique Turkish rug using silk and metal thread, this striking carpet features a large central medallion surrounded by floral and geometric abstractions, as well as stylized animals and garden imagery in shades of yellow and red against a field of abrashed beige. An overall faded patina adds to the Oriental tradition of the antique carpets, with fringe completing its unique look. In the fifteenth century, inspired by the example set by the Timurid and Safavid Courts, Turkish artists introduced floral and Chinese motifs into their textiles. Turkish rug and carpet weavers traditionally used a smaller assortment of color than their Persian counterparts, achieving a remarkable range with only eight or nine colors. Primary colors tend to dominate, particularly blue and red, although a softer and lighter palette is often used on late nineteenth and early twentieth century beautiful rugs.
  • More Information
    Period: 19th Century
    Condition: Good.
    Creation Date: 1880
    Styles / Movements: Traditional
    Dealer Reference #: BB6632
    Incollect Reference #: 537620
  • Dimensions
    W. 56 in; H. 60 in;
    W. 142.24 cm; H. 152.4 cm;
Message from Seller:

Founded in 1965, Doris Leslie Blau is a legendary New York City rug emporium, renowned for its selection of antique, vintage, and contemporary pieces. Now owned by Nader Bolour, the gallery continues its tradition of offering exceptional designs while also creating custom rugs that reinvent traditional textures and styles. | nader@dlbrugs.com | 212.586.5511

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