Shiraz Rug: 219cm x 169cm sub-Antiques but afterwards acrid

but afterwards acrid

with a moulded piece of purple glass mounted at the top

made out “Au nom du Roi” (in the name of the king)

and especially sought after in its original frame

beaten from a single sheet of copper to form a semi globular shape

Shiraz Rug: 219cm x 169cm sub-Antiques but afterwards acridShiraz rugs are the work or nomads and are fairly soft. Traditionally these rugs were knotted on a foundation of wool and cattle hair, with a woolen pile. Qashgai tribes make these lovely rugs and many of them are collected for transport in the town of Shiraz in southern Iran. Shiraz pieces are generally more loosely knotted than, for example, Qashgai rugs. The colours of the ground are red and blue, more rarely cream, and often rather defined. The