Oriental carpet Kirman Raver Iran: 190 x 135 cm - "Galerie Sardje"

Raver Kirman carpet, also known as Kerman, from Iran and made in the late 19th century, around 1880-1900, during the Qajar dynasty - This remarkable piece elegantly illustrates the craftsmanship of the Raver workshops, renowned for the finesse of their weavings and the elegance of their floral compositions. Hand-knotted from high-quality kork wool, cut short according to Raver tradition, this carpet measures 135 cm in width and 190 cm in length and features an exceptional density of approximately 400, 000 knots per square metre, ensuring both the delicacy of the design. The decoration is organised around a sumptuous large central medallion with blossoming floral shapes, displaying a delicate network of stylised interlacing, palmettes, roses, and hyacinths. The motifs stand out elegantly against a luminous ivory field subtly animated with shades of rust red, midnight blue, powder pink, and touches of celadon, creating a composition of rare chromatic harmony. The corner pieces and the rich main border echo the elements of the medallion in perfect decorative balance, characteristic of the great Kirman from the Raver region. The finesse of the design and the precision of the details testify to particularly meticulous workshop craftsmanship. This Raver Kirman captivates with the delicacy of its medallion, the richness of its floral decoration, and the extraordinary strength of its tones. An elegant and refined piece, emblematic of the finest Persian productions of the late 19th century. Short wool due to the erosion of time. Contact "Sardje Carpets" on G00GLE for more information and to learn about other sales conditions.