Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Persian city carpets are often created according to well-established traditional designs that have guided carpet designers for centuries. Yet from time to time, a truly original work appears, a carpet created by an artist whose imagination, taste, and technical mastery allow them to move beyond convention. In such cases, the result becomes something extraordinary.
This remarkable carpet from Jozan, a small town in the central province of Iran, is one such piece. Every element of the rug reflects a rare harmony of craftsmanship and artistic vision. From the design itself to the weaving technique, from the selection of wool to the richness of the dyes, the carpet demonstrates the work of several masters collaborating in their respective crafts.
The creation of such a rug begins long before the weaving starts. The design must first be imagined and drafted by a talented designer. The wool must then be carefully selected and spun into fine yarn. The yarn is dyed using natural pigments to achieve the deep and balanced colours that give Persian carpets their character. Finally, skilled weavers translate the design knot by knot into the finished textile.
The result is a carpet that stands out in every aspect. Its composition, colour harmony, and materials combine to produce a piece that can truly be described as a masterpiece.
Woven in the early 20th century, this rug is now around a century old yet remains in excellent condition with a very good pile. Pieces like this demonstrate the remarkable durability of well-made Persian carpets. With proper care, it can easily continue to be enjoyed for many decades to come.
Carpets from Jozan are relatively rare and highly appreciated by collectors who value distinctive designs and exceptional craftsmanship. This particular example offers both artistic beauty and historical character, making it a striking decorative piece as well as a collectible textile.
With its refined aesthetic and remarkable preservation, this carpet would not only enhance the elegance of a room but also reflect the discerning taste of its owner.
Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation
Origin: Jozan, central Iran
Age: Early 20th century
Size: 211 × 128 cm
Item No.: 21643
Persian city carpets are often created according to well-established traditional designs that have guided carpet designers for centuries. Yet from time to time, a truly original work appears, a carpet created by an artist whose imagination, taste, and technical mastery allow them to move beyond convention. In such cases, the result becomes something extraordinary.
This remarkable carpet from Jozan, a small town in the central province of Iran, is one such piece. Every element of the rug reflects a rare harmony of craftsmanship and artistic vision. From the design itself to the weaving technique, from the selection of wool to the richness of the dyes, the carpet demonstrates the work of several masters collaborating in their respective crafts.
The creation of such a rug begins long before the weaving starts. The design must first be imagined and drafted by a talented designer. The wool must then be carefully selected and spun into fine yarn. The yarn is dyed using natural pigments to achieve the deep and balanced colours that give Persian carpets their character. Finally, skilled weavers translate the design knot by knot into the finished textile.
The result is a carpet that stands out in every aspect. Its composition, colour harmony, and materials combine to produce a piece that can truly be described as a masterpiece.
Woven in the early 20th century, this rug is now around a century old yet remains in excellent condition with a very good pile. Pieces like this demonstrate the remarkable durability of well-made Persian carpets. With proper care, it can easily continue to be enjoyed for many decades to come.
Carpets from Jozan are relatively rare and highly appreciated by collectors who value distinctive designs and exceptional craftsmanship. This particular example offers both artistic beauty and historical character, making it a striking decorative piece as well as a collectible textile.
With its refined aesthetic and remarkable preservation, this carpet would not only enhance the elegance of a room but also reflect the discerning taste of its owner.
Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation
Origin: Jozan, central Iran
Age: Early 20th century
Size: 211 × 128 cm
Item No.: 21643