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This antique pictorial rug from Lavar, Kerman, captures a historical scene featuring Qajar King Ahmad. Crafted circa 1920-1930, it reflects the artistic heritage of the Persian Kerman region.
The rug measures 1 by 0.7 metres, making it suitable for smaller spaces or as a striking wall hanging. Its detailed weaving presents a rare glimpse into early 20th-century Persian artistry, particularly the depiction of royalty during the Qajar era.
Originating from Kerman, a region known for its rich rug-making traditions, this piece combines cultural significance with refined craftsmanship. Its compact size and antique status make it ideal for collectors or those looking to add a historical touch to their home décor.
Selected pieces can be viewed in the intended room so scale, colour and furniture relationships can be judged properly.
Additional unedited photos can be provided on request to help confirm colour, texture, pile and condition before an appointment.
Provenance, condition notes and authenticity guidance can be discussed for collectible and significant pieces.