4 x 9 Navy Blue Antique Persian Shiraz Rug 79716
4 x 9 Navy Blue Antique Persian Shiraz Rug 79716
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● Vacuum with the beater bar off and always in the direction of the pile.
● Rotate 180° every 6 months for even wear and sun-fade balance.
● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.
● Use a breathable rug pad to prevent slipping and fiber stress.
● Schedule a professional hand-wash every 3–5 years (sooner for high-traffic or pets).
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Description:-
79716 Antique Persian Shiraz Rug, 04'03 x 09'02.
The Nomadic Legacy: An Antique Persian Shiraz Masterpiece of Tribal Elegance
This hand knotted wool antique Persian Shiraz rug from the early 20th century embodies the powerful visual language of tribal weaving from the Fars region. A deep midnight field establishes a dramatic foundation for monumental stepped diamond medallions arranged in disciplined vertical columns, their warm camel, sand, faded rose, and powder-blue tones creating an arresting sense of rhythm. The graphic clarity and elongated proportions give the stunning masterwork an architectural presence, while subtle irregularities preserve the individuality prized in nomadic craftsmanship.
The commanding stepped diamond medallions form the symbolic core of the exceptional composition. Diamond and lozenge forms in tribal weaving are often associated with womanhood, the household, and generational continuity, making their repetition an evocative expression of family and creation. Projecting hooks around their contours recall the vocabulary of ram’s horn motifs, traditionally connected with strength, courage, and protection. Together, these iconic emblems create a compelling dialogue between feminine and masculine symbolism, transforming the field into a visual meditation on lineage and guardianship.
At the center of each large lozenge rests a boxed cruciform device, while smaller counterparts punctuate the dark ground between the principal motifs. Their fourfold geometry may be read as an expression of balance and orientation, recalling the cardinal directions and the ordered relationship between human life and the surrounding landscape. Smaller stepped diamonds travel along the central axis, strengthening the sense of progression through the composition. This measured alternation of scale gives the rug an almost heraldic quality, each emblem appearing as part of an inherited tribal vocabulary.
A succession of narrow geometric borders encloses the field, dominated by a continuous angular meander whose rhythmic movement recalls the running-dog or wave pattern. Such imagery is traditionally associated with flowing water, continuity, and life—particularly resonant within the arid landscapes traversed by the nomadic peoples of Fars. Serrated guards and repeating geometric devices add further layers of protection around the composition. Rare in its graphic authority and distinguished by an uncompromising tribal aesthetic, this exquisite work of art offers the prestige of an extraordinary masterpiece and the singular character sought by discerning connoisseurs.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 04'03 x 09'02.
- Pile Height: 0.20 of an inch.
- Date: 1920's. Early 20th Century.