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Bird Garden Farahan Antique Rug, circa 1900 This exquisite rug in very good condation ,woven in Farahan at the dawn of the 20th century, is inspired by an imagined garden and vividly portrays the beauty of nature in a refined artistic form. Within the field, 36 birds from three main species—peacock, dove, and sparrow—are repeated among leafy trees and decorative flower vases, creating a harmonious and poetic composition.
The sparse and elegantly designed border subtly guides the viewer’s eye toward the central scene. All colors are derived from natural dyes, and the rug is woven with soft, high-quality kork wool,size 178x110cm Please Contact this email for more information.
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