5 x 11 - Pink Vintage Persian Soumak Rug - 77647
5 x 11 - Pink Vintage Persian Soumak Rug - 77647
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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:-
77647 Vintage Persian Soumak Rug, 05'00 x 10'10.
The Nomadic Chronicle: A Vintage Persian Soumak Masterpiece of Ancestral Artistry
A captivating expression of nomadic heritage, this handwoven wool vintage Persian Soumak rug captures the artistic spirit of tribal craftsmanship through an elaborate arrangement of geometric ornamentation. Its richly abrashed field provides a captivating canvas for midnight blue, muted indigo, and earthy accents, creating an atmosphere of warmth and cultivated sophistication. Executed using the distinctive Soumak wrapping technique, this stunning masterwork possesses a textured surface that celebrates the ingenuity of generations of artisans. Its elongated proportions and compelling composition evoke the intimate interiors of ancestral residences, where treasured textiles served as expressions of cultural identity, personal artistry, and enduring prestige.
Across the expansive field unfolds an intricate procession of diamond medallions, hooked lozenges, serrated polygons, cruciform ornaments, and stylized botanical forms. The dominant rhomboid emblems are adorned with angular extensions resembling ram's horns, traditionally associated with strength, fertility, and prosperity. Smaller diamonds introduce another layer of symbolism, often interpreted as representations of femininity and protection. Eight-pointed stars evoke spiritual illumination and celestial harmony, while cross-shaped devices may carry talismanic associations with safeguarding the household. Scattered rosettes and branching motifs suggest the regenerative beauty of nature, establishing a poetic dialogue between earthly abundance and the mysteries of the cosmos. The rhythmic repetition of these ancestral emblems transforms the exceptional composition into a visual narrative of heritage and continuity.
Enclosing this mesmerizing arrangement is a commanding geometric tribal border, where repeating hooked medallions, abstract blossoms, and arrowlike foliage establish an architectural framework around the central design. The interlocking ornaments create a sense of movement, reinforcing the textile's expressive character. An outer running dog guard border, also known as a Vitruvian scroll, completes the extraordinary masterpiece with a continuous sequence of angular spirals. This classical ornamental form suggests an unbroken rhythm, lending itself to interpretations of eternity, continuity, and the perpetual passage of life. The interplay of intricate detailing and structured geometry reveals the weaver's remarkable ability to unite symbolic expression with decorative precision.
With its sculptural texture, distinctive proportions, and captivating tribal vocabulary, this vintage Persian Soumak rug offers a remarkable opportunity to introduce an exquisite work of art into a discerning collection. Its bold abstraction resonates with the visual language of Cubism, Bauhaus design, and Brutalist architecture, making it a compelling statement within contemporary interiors. The time-softened wool and complex ornamentation create an atmosphere of authenticity, recalling the cultural richness of historic weaving communities. A distinguished acquisition for the connoisseur of ethnographic treasures, this evocative flatweave preserves a legacy of craftsmanship and ancestral storytelling—an enduring testament to the artistry of the human hand.
- Abrash.
- Handwoven wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 05'00 x 10'10.
- Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.