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

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Authentic Indian Botanic Handmade Wool Rug (Size Adjusted)

$ 80,000
  • Description
    This early 20th century antique Indian rug features a subtle all-over trellis design of split-leaf tendrils in inky blue against a pale beige field. The overall effect makes for a soft, muted patina characteristic of oriental north Indian rugs. The production of antique Indian rugs and carpets dates from the Mughal period of the late 1520s. Beginning with the conquest of Northern India by Babur, weaving workshops developed around the imperial cities of Agra, Fathpur and Lahore. Akbar the Great and his successors sponsored and encouraged the weaving of splendid Indian versions of classic Persian floral, garden and hunting and carpets in NYC. As an eminent patron of the arts, Jahangir possessed a deep love for the beauty of nature, influencing the artists of his court. With a knotted pile of the softest pashmina wool, antique Indian carpets typically originated with weaving families.

  • More Information
    Period: 1920-1949
    Condition: Good.
    Creation Date: 1920
    Styles / Movements: Traditional
    Dealer Reference #: BB5725
    Incollect Reference #: 535531
  • Dimensions
    W. 164 in; H. 193 in;
    W. 416.56 cm; H. 490.22 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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