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The Qajar Princess Kerman Rug, known as the “Irandokht,” is a distinguished antique pictorial piece originating from Lavar in the Kerman region of Persia. This heritage rug dates back to the 1930s and is notable for its exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance.
Measuring approximately 1.1 by 0.7 metres, this rug features intricate detailing typical of Kerman's traditional weaving techniques. Its design reflects the pictorial style prevalent during the Qajar era, making it a valuable example of Persian artistry from that period.
As part of a private collection, the rug remains in excellent condition, preserving the authenticity and fine workmanship that collectors and enthusiasts appreciate. Although it is not available for sale, the Qajar Princess Kerman Rug exemplifies the rich cultural heritage and artistic legacy of Persian rugs from the early 20th century.
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.