AN AVAR RUG
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AN AVAR RUG

DAGHESTAN REGION, NORTH CAUCASUS, CIRCA 1870

细节
AN AVAR RUG
DAGHESTAN REGION, NORTH CAUCASUS, CIRCA 1870
Even wear, scattered repiling and repair, each end rewoven, selvages replaced
4ft.11in. x 2ft.10in. (150cm. x 87cm.)
出版
Hali, Vol 106, September-October 1999, p.148, (review of David Sorgato's stand at the Hali Fair).
展览
David Sorgato, Hali Fair, 10-14 June 1999, London.
注意事项
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium.

拍品专文

The present pile rug is visually striking with staggered rows of random red and blue stylised angular floral morifs set against a sandy yellow ground. A related example of similar proportions and equally striking geometric design in a limited number of bold colours is illustrated in John Eskenazi's, Il Tappeto Orientale, Milan, 1983, p.244, no.155. The Avar tribe predominantly wove long runner-like kilims in shades of blue with striking red angular motifs, see lot 60 in this sale, and James D. Burns: The Caucasus - Traditions in Weaving, Tokyo, 1987, pl.43.