Simona Oprea
Head of Oriental Art, Traditional Art & Carpets Evaluation Office; Chinese Language Certificate HSK 4
The photos of the lot are informative and indicative, and cannot provide a highly detailed view of the object from all angles. We recommend a careful physical inspection of the lot before bidding.
The photos of the lot are informative and indicative, and cannot provide a highly detailed view of the object from all angles. We recommend a careful physical inspection of the lot before bidding.
76. Ghom silk rug on silk warp, decorated with central rosette and floral motifs, Iran, approx. 1960, signed
Selling price
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EUR 1.200
Session
Thu, 15 July 2021 19:00
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The city of Qom is located in northwestern Central Iran and is the second largest pilgrimage city after Mashad. In 1220 the Mongol nomads devastated the city and 500 years later Qom was conquered by the Afghans; as a result the hand-knotted rugs appeared in the 1930s. Because this type of rug could not develop its own traditional motifs, they were borrowed from other areas. Over time, however, the motifs became specific to the place of creation. The Ghom carpet is woven from the finest wool and very often with (or only from) silk.
An area specific is the fact that, in addition to ivory tones, green variants are also used. Along with Hereke in Turkey, the Ghom is currently the best silk rug manufacture in the world.
Dimensions
width 77 cm, height 120 cm, custom 120 Ã 77 cm
Description
silk on silk warp, 1 million knots/sqm
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Detalii
The city of Qom is located in northwestern Central Iran and is the second largest pilgrimage city after Mashad. In 1220 the Mongol nomads devastated the city and 500 years later Qom was conquered by the Afghans; as a result the hand-knotted rugs appeared in the 1930s. Because this type of rug could not develop its own traditional motifs, they were borrowed from other areas. Over time, however, the motifs became specific to the place of creation. The Ghom carpet is woven from the finest wool and very often with (or only from) silk.
An area specific is the fact that, in addition to ivory tones, green variants are also used. Along with Hereke in Turkey, the Ghom is currently the best silk rug manufacture in the world.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For clarifications regarding the bidding procedure, hammer price costs, guarantee, payment, and collection terms for the winning lot, we recommend carefully reading/re-reading the Bidding Regulations.
For additional information regarding the lot and the auction, please contact the Art Consultants Department.
Dimensions
width 77 cm, height 120 cm, custom 120 Ã 77 cm
Description
silk on silk warp, 1 million knots/sqm
Brought to you by
Simona Oprea
Head of Oriental Art, Traditional Art & Carpets Evaluation Office; Chinese Language Certificate HSK 4
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