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The Ahmad Shah Pictorial Sarouk Rug is a distinguished heritage piece that embodies the rich artistic traditions of Persian rug-making. Originating from the Kerman region, this collectible rug showcases intricate Qajar-era iconography, featuring symbolic motifs associated with Ahmad Shah, the last ruler of the Qajar dynasty. Crafted around the 1950s, the rug offers a unique glimpse into Persian history through its detailed pictorial design.
This Sarouk rug is notable for its fine craftsmanship and historical significance. The design includes elaborate depictions of royal insignia and cultural symbols from the Qajar period, making it not only a decorative floor covering but also a valuable collector's item. Its rich patterns and warm colour palette reflect traditional Persian aesthetics, typical of rugs from the Kerman region.
Ideal for enthusiasts of antique and heritage rugs, this piece can enhance living spaces with a touch of authentic Persian artistry. Its detailed composition and historical motifs make it a conversation starter, perfect for display in formal settings or private collections.
Selected pieces can be viewed in the intended room so scale, colour and furniture relationships can be judged properly.
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Provenance, condition notes and authenticity guidance can be discussed for collectible and significant pieces.