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Nader Shah - Pictorial Persian Kerman Rug Circa 1900 is a distinguished antique rug originating from the Kerman region of Iran, renowned for its intricate pictorial storytelling. Measuring approximately 1.7 by 2.4 metres, this medium-sized rug captures a significant historical narrative centred on Nader Shah, a prominent figure in Persian history.
This heritage piece exemplifies the artistic tradition of Kerman weavings, which often depict royal and historic scenes. Created around the year 1900, the rug serves as a vivid visual record of Nader Shah's court, offering a glimpse into the cultural and political milieu of the era. Its detailed imagery and craftsmanship make it a valuable collector's item or a striking addition to interiors that appreciate authentic Persian heritage.
This rug is more than a floor covering; it is a cultural artefact that bridges history and art. Its bold design and evocative imagery add depth to any room while preserving a piece of Persian heritage. Whether displayed in a home or gallery, the Nader Shah Kerman rug offers a timeless connection to Iran's rich past.
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