A NINGXIA RUG
A NINGXIA RUG

NORTH CHINA, CIRCA 1700

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A NINGXIA RUG
NORTH CHINA, CIRCA 1700
Areas of wear, heavily corroded brown in the rice-grain pattern, selvages replaced, end secured, backed
7ft. x 4ft.11in. (213cm. x 150cm.)

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Louisa Broadhurst
Louisa Broadhurst

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The rice-pattern field design of this rug is more often associated with Chinese porcelain, where grains of rice were used to create negative pockets of space within the design once fired. The Fu-dog, almost leonine in appearance, was a companion to Buddha whose mission was to keep watch over Buddhist holy places. For a related example, please see H. A. Lorentz; A View of Chinese Rugs, London, 1972, pl. 48.

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