Persian carpet Ghoum drawing Boteh

"carpet ghoum drawing boteh" Handmade oriental carpet iran persian ghoum wool "kork" (best quality wool) around 1960. On a field with an indigo blue background, animated by an attractive pattern called boteh. It is said that the original droplet-shaped persian motif - the boteh or buta - was a representation of a floral wreath combined with a cypress, symbol of life and eternity. The seed-shaped form is also believed to represent fertility and has links to hinduism. You will see the majestic imperial crown adorning the central medallion. The borders and counter-borders are set with garlands and rinceaux of flowers and foliage. Dimensions: 160x110 cm. Condition: very good condition.