Kurd Bag Face, NW Persia, late 19th century, 1’ 10” x 3’ 5”
(including flat woven back laid out flat)
A graphic example of weaving from NW Persia. It exhibits some of the qualities of Bijar weavings, with a heavily depressed warp. Bags from this area are less common than the rugs, which come from a region known for the workshop rugs. |
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