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Antique Bakshaish runner

Circa 1900
346 × 112 cm 11’4” x 3’8”
£3,750
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Description

A vivd and in excellent full pile antique Bakshaish runner woven with an all over ‘Herati’ design which consists of two leaves around a flower.  Bright colours and a soft wool pile this runner is in exceptional condition with a high woollen pile all over.  No areas of repair and the fringes and sides are all in good order.  A very tough decorative runner which would add great charm and warmth to a hall, corridor or landing space.

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 Please view all the additional photographs below of this runner to see close up the lovely dyes and its condition.

Bakshaish is a region very near to Heriz in the north-west of Persia, they tended to be softer in colour and have a geometric design of leaves and birds. Bakshaish adopt similar designs and weave to Heriz which are woven in the north of Persia.  In the late 19th century they used a variety of designs and colours, often bold and abstract they drew on influences from caucasian rugs using medallions and vivid dyes.  This type of rug has soft rich wool and as a tribal weaving of this region they often used a sandy yellow background allowing the warm reds, pale blue tones and greens in the leaves and abstract motifs to add character.  Antique Bakshaish carpets and rugs are referred to as the oldest production where Heriz and Serapi in the north of Iran come from.  Rare to find antique rugs and runners from this village in such condition now as more often they produced larger carpets for export.

Visit our showroom in Surrey to see this antique rug up close, arrange a home visit to view it in-situ or buy online with confidence.  We would love to help you find the right rug for your room.

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