2 x 4 - Blue Vintage Turkish Hereke Rug - 79815
2 x 4 - Blue Vintage Turkish Hereke Rug - 79815
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Description:-
79815 Vintage Turkish Hereke Rug, 02'00 x 04'00.
The Sacred Garden: A Vintage Turkish Hereke Masterpiece of Imperial Elegance
This hand-knotted silk vintage Turkish Hereke rug embodies the impeccable refinement associated with one of Türkiye’s most prestigious court-derived weaving traditions. Conceived in the architectural form of a prayer rug, its elaborate multi-tiered mihrab rises above a serene blue field filled with flowering trees, exotic birds, scrolling foliage, and ceremonial ornament. The lustrous silk construction gives the intricate drawing a jewel-like delicacy, creating a striking masterwork whose intimate scale and pictorial sophistication evoke the cultivated splendor of Ottoman decorative arts.
The commanding mihrab, traditionally oriented toward Mecca during prayer, transforms the upper portion into a symbolic gateway to the sacred realm. Suspended within the niche is an ornate floral vase, an image associated in Islamic and Ottoman art with abundance and the idealized garden. Its blossoms appear to flourish beneath the arch as though contained within an earthly vision of paradise. The ascending profile of the niche reinforces notions of spiritual elevation, giving the exceptional composition a contemplative dimension beneath its sumptuous ornamentation.
Below, twin trees rise from the base and merge into an abundant Tree of Life composition, their branches extending upward through the field. This iconic motif signifies eternal life, growth, and the metaphysical connection between earth and heaven. Symmetrically arranged pairs of exotic birds inhabit the flowering branches, introducing another celebrated element of Hereke pictorial design. Birds evoke paradise, freedom, and good fortune, while their paired arrangement suggests harmony. The luxuriant vegetation surrounding them turns the prayer niche into a private celestial garden—a vision of nature elevated into spiritual symbolism.
A richly articulated botanical border encloses this extraordinary masterpiece with scrolling blossoms, leafy tendrils, and rhythmic floral forms, while accompanying floral guard borders establish successive ornamental frames around the interior. This layered enclosure heightens the impression that the Tree of Life and its avian inhabitants occupy a protected sanctuary. With its silk foundation, sophisticated iconography, and remarkable pictorial detail, this vintage Hereke possesses the distinction sought by discerning collectors: an exquisite work of art created not merely as decoration, but as an intimate expression of faith, paradise, artistry, and enduring cultural prestige.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted silk.
- Made in Turkey.
- Measures: 02'00 x 04'00.
- Pile Height: 0.19 of an inch.
- Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.