Gashgaï Kilim Rug Iran: 1.50 x 3.50 metres - "Galerie Sardje"

Superb kilim made by the Gashgai tribes, entirely handwoven according to the nomadic traditions of southern Iran. This antique rug captivates with its typical geometric patterns and its bright palette of powder pink, orange, blue, and ivory tones, bringing warmth and authenticity to any interior. Crafted from wool on wool, it is reversible thanks to its flat weaving technique, offering excellent durability and great versatility. Gashgai kilims are renowned for the quality of their craftsmanship and their designs inspired by Persian tribal culture. Condition: vintage, generally good condition, with no notable wear, rug cleaned. A decorative piece of character, ideal for a living room, a large entrance, or a dining room, suitable for both contemporary and classic interiors. Quality: wool/wool. Double-sided - Origin: Iran. Period: Mid 20th century - Condition: vintage, generally good condition, no wear. The Gashghai or Qashqai are nomadic tribes primarily living in the Fars province, particularly in the city of Shiraz in southwestern Iran. "Kilim" is a Turkish word referring to the flat weaving technique (or tapestry). This rug-making technique is different from that of knotted pile (velvet-like appearance), resulting in a softer and lighter finish. Just as durable as knotted pile rugs, kilims are full-fledged rugs, made to be placed on the floor, and not just on walls. Please contact me for more information - My website on Google Tapis Sardje.