Hand-Knotted Small Seirafian Pictorial Persian Carpet
This hand-knotted small Seirafian pictorial Persian carpet by Master Bagher Seirafian is a fine example of intricate Persian artistry from Isfahan. Measuring 112 x 70 cm (3.7 x 2.3 feet), this masterpiece is crafted with a knot density of 1,210,000 knots/m², using the finest silk warp and a blend of wool and silk pile. The wool and silk used in this rug are naturally dyed, enhancing the richness of its color palette. The carpet showcases the hallmark craftsmanship and detailed patterns Seirafian rugs are renowned for, all hand-knotted with precision.
Design and Symbolism:
The design of this pictorial Persian rug features an exquisite scene of Persian heritage, displaying figures in an idyllic landscape with intricate details of nature, trees, birds, and human figures. These scenes capture the cultural and artistic essence of ancient Persian storytelling, often symbolic of love, music, and poetic expressions. The borders feature detailed floral motifs, adding elegance and depth to the piece. The blend of deep reds, blues, and greens on a beige background makes this rug a striking artistic centerpiece for any room, offering both visual appeal and cultural significance.
With only one in stock, this small Seirafian pictorial rug is an exclusive piece of Persian history, and its high-quality craftsmanship ensures it will be a long-lasting addition to any collection.
- Size: 112 x 70 cm (approximately 3.7 x 2.3 feet)
- Thickness: Approximately 6 mm
- Knot Density: 1,210,000 knots/m²
- Manufacturing: Hand-knotted / Single knot technique
- Warp: Silk foundation for added durability and elegance
- Origin: Isfahan, Iran – Renowned for fine Persian carpets
- Pile: Wool + Silk, naturally dyed to achieve vivid colors and smooth texture
- Age: New – Pristine condition, freshly made by an expert weaver
- Weight: 3 kg, lightweight yet substantial
- Weaver: Master Bagher Seirafian, a prestigious name in Persian rug weaving
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Stock: 1 in stock – A truly unique, one-of-a-kind piece