23065- Abadeh Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Tribal/Nomadic/Carpet Authentic/Size: 3'10" x 1'10"/ 117cm x 56cm

23065- Abadeh Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Tribal/Nomadic/Carpet Authentic/Size: 3'10" x 1'10"/ 117cm x 56cmNR: 23065 Location: Abadeh Size: 3'10" x 1'10" 117cm x 56cm Country: Iran Pile: Wool Base: Cotton ABADEH Details: Hand knotted on vertical looms, Abadehs have cotton warps, wefts and wool piles. They are very regular and combined with the normally good quality wool; as a result, they typically have considerable durability and aesthetic merit. The Persian knot is used at a density which can vary between 130 to 200 knots per square inch. Description:

NR: 23065
Location: Abadeh 
Size: 3'10" x 1'10" / 117cm x 56cm
Country: Iran 
Pile: Wool 
Base: Cotton

ABADEH

Details:          

Hand-knotted on vertical looms, Abadehs have cotton warps, wefts and wool piles. They are very regular and combined with the normally good quality wool; as a result, they typically have considerable durability and aesthetic merit.  The Persian knot is used at a density which can vary between 130 to 200 knots per square inch.

Description:  

All Abadehs are of recent production, as the carpet-making craft in this area dates back only a few decades.  However, this is not evident in the quality and appearance of the carpets themselves.  The designs used are not those handed down from generation to generation and linked to tradition, but instead they are copied from carpets from other regions of Iran.  The most common motif found in Abadeh work is the classic Persian zil-i-soltan motif, which takes the form of a vase of roses usually repeated so as to cover the field completely.

Another decoration frequently found derives from designs used by the Ghachgai tribe for their own carpets.  This influence was the result of the Ghachgai tribe setting up its tents near Abadeh in the summer months.  In this type of Abadeh a single diamond shape – the principal decoration motif of Ghachgais – is used in the center of the field.  All the rest of the carpets are decorated with small geometric designs.  These are similar to the motifs used by the Fars tribe.

Abadeh borders are small by comparison with the field and two guards framing a main central band, which stands out by virtue of its different background color.  The colors used are vivid deep reds and cobalt blue with hints of ochre – a perfect tonal accompaniment to the simplicity of their designs.

Price Range and Value:

LOW TO MEDIUM

Abadehs are considered good purchases because of their intrinsic qualities and the fact that they retain their value to a reasonably high degree.  Although these carpets have no roots in ancient tradition, they are to be recommended because of the pleasing simplicity of their decoration and for their great wearing qualities.

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