171193, 206 × 129 cm, A Vintage Persian Luri Village Rug with an Open Medallion
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An unusual Persian Luri village rug from Fars in south-western Iran, woven in wool on a cotton foundation. The open composition gives the central medallion unusual prominence. Its form suggests a large flower growing from a vase at either end of the field, framed by a sequence of quietly drawn borders. The restrained palette and direct, memory-woven design give the rug a distinctive presence.
An unusual Persian Luri village rug from Fars in south-western Iran, woven in wool on a cotton foundation. The open composition gives the central medallion unusual prominence. Its form suggests a large flower growing from a vase at either end of the field, framed by a sequence of quietly drawn borders. The restrained palette and direct, memory-woven design give the rug a distinctive presence.
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