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Malayer Carpet, Persia, Late 19th - Early 20th Century

The central design is dominated by a "tree of life" motif, a recurring symbolic element in Persian tradition representing growth, spirituality, and the connection between the earthly and the divine. The main field is decorated with an intricate network of stylized floral motifs and arabesques, arranged harmoniously on a dark beige background.

The border is particularly notable for featuring Persian calligraphic inscriptions, which may include poetic verses, Quranic passages, or protective prayers. This unique detail adds historical and artistic value, making the rug a distinctive piece.
cm 193x125
Time auction 217

TIME AUCTION - Carpets

Rome, Palazzo Celsi, wed 1 - wed 15 April 2026
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