#1 Mahal 4'6" x 6'11" Mahal dozar from the a workshop near the city of Arak in western Iran, dating to 1910, 4’6” x 6’11”. The medallion design used here is normally seen on large carpets, and is uncommon in smaller rugs. We have seen only one other Mahal like this one. View rug

#2 Senneh Kurd 4’6” x 6’3 Senneh Kurd dozar from Sanandaj Province in Iranian Kurdistan, village weaving from about 1900, 4’6” x 6’3”. This rug overall design was used for both carpets and smaller rugs. Colors in this piece are particularly clear and bright. Unworn, finely woven, complete, with original end finishes. View rug

#3 Rosveh 4’7” x 6’10” Dozar from the town of Rosveh, in Feridan, a district next to Chahar Mahal, southeast of Isfahan, in central Iran, dating to 1900, 4’7” x 6’10”. This is a finely woven old piece, with cotton warps and wool wefts, and a variety of madder reds, from aubergine to rose. The border of opposed light blue birds, comes from an early tradition, but is hardly ever used the way it is here. Complete and in almost perfect condition. View rug

#4 Kurd Bijar -- New Rug, March 2009 4’5” x 6’10" Kurd Bijar dozar, from Iranian Kurdistan, probably from near the city of Bijar, in western Iran, dating to the 19th century, 4’5” x 6’10”. Kurdish pile rugs often have camel-colored wool fields, as do kilims from the same area, and the coloration is a sort of a marker. The dye colors in this piece are very clear and have undoubtably been applied to white wool. Now and again, other rugs like this piece appear on the market, so it represents a specific village’s weaving style. Complete and in very good condition, wool foundation. View rug

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