This is the first carpeted work from an original painting. Not only is the design wonderful, but it is a gem that is the result of all the best work. I am fascinated by mysterious women.
It is the finest woven carpet ever woven by Isfahan. It took about eight years from the start of weaving to the completion. It takes a daunting amount of time and effort to include the design, dyeing, and finishing processes. According to the workshop, it is impossible to weave this fineness again, because the skilled craftsmen are aging and the work of picking up the warp threads and entwining the threads has deteriorated their eyesight.
| Color | Blue, Red |
|---|---|
| Materials | Wool & Silk |
| Origin | Isfahan, Iran |
| Size | 3.67m² |
| Dimension | 238×154cm |
A work that uses a lot of silk and has beautiful shades of pastel green. The advanced design unique to a famous workshop is breathtaking.
A gem that the King of Afghanistan gave to his friend’s businessman when he went into exile in Italy in 1973. The time of production is unknown, but it is speculated that it was produced around 1950.
One of the outstanding works in the Serafiyan collection.
