3 x 5 - Ivory Vintage Indian Kashmir Rug - 79790
3 x 5 - Ivory Vintage Indian Kashmir Rug - 79790
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Description:-
79790 Vintage Indian Kashmir Rug, 03'01 x 05'02.
The Silk Garden: A Vintage Indian Kashmir Masterpiece of Regal Floral Splendor
This hand-knotted silk vintage Indian Kashmir rug captures the cultivated grandeur of the Indo-Persian carpet tradition, where intricate botanical drawing and sumptuous materials were conceived as expressions of status. An elegant ivory field becomes a luxuriant garden of scrolling vines, blossoms, palmettes, and arabesques, centered upon an elaborate terracotta medallion. The silk construction gives the surface a refined luminosity, allowing minute shifts of saffron, powder blue, olive, and navy tones to emerge with jewel-like distinction. Created for the discerning interior, it possesses the intimate scale and meticulous detail associated with objects chosen for connoisseurship.
At the center rests an ornate lobed medallion built from concentric floral layers and delicate foliate tracery. Its radiating rosette suggests harmony and continuity, while surrounding lotus-inspired forms carry traditional associations with rebirth and immortality. Stylized peonies evoke power and distinction, and tulip forms speak to prosperity. Pendant extensions emphasize the vertical axis, lending the exceptional composition a ceremonial poise that recalls the formal gardens and architectural symmetry so influential upon Kashmir's decorative arts.
Across the cream ground, sinuous stems connect a profusion of roses, leaves, buds, and flowering palmettes into an uninterrupted botanical network. These interlacing vines can be read as symbols of life's continuity, while leaves traditionally signify endless regeneration. Deep indigo corner spandrels anchor the field with dramatic arabesques, creating the impression of a garden glimpsed through an ornamental frame. The remarkable density of the drawing rewards close viewing: iconic floral motifs reveal themselves gradually, giving this stunning masterwork the visual depth prized in sophisticated silk carpets.
A magnificent rust-red border completes the extraordinary masterpiece with alternating lotus palmettes, rosettes, curled foliage, and rhythmic vine scrolls, surrounded by finely articulated floral meander guard borders. This succession of ornament creates an architectural enclosure around the central garden, reinforcing ideas of order, abundance, and cultivated beauty. Rich in symbolism yet impeccably balanced, this exquisite work of art offers more than decoration—it brings the prestige of an enduring artistic lineage into a private setting, making it a coveted statement for an interior defined by refinement, rarity, and heritage.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted silk.
- Made in India.
- Measures: 03'01 x 05'02.
- Pile Height: 0.14 of an inch.
- Date: 1970's. Late 20th Century.