Village Rug from the Hamadan Region, Northwest Persia c. Late 19th Century 3’4 x 6’9 Putti sculpture It is an ideal artwork

It is an ideal artwork for creating a focal point in any room that calls for a touch of nature’s tranquility

There is a section of missing wood at the back of the uppermost shelf

adding further value and recognition to this beautiful painting

The quality craftsmanship and attention to detail suggest American or English origins

combining practicality with timeless craftsmanship

Village Rug from the Hamadan Region, Northwest Persia c. Late 19th Century 3’4 x 6’9 Putti sculpture It is an ideal artworkThis striking village rug from the Hamadan region of Northwest Persia dates to the late 19th century and showcases a dynamic field of repeating floral sprays set against a warm brick red ground. The pattern draws the eye with its rhythmic interplay of stylized palmettes and curving leaves, executed in a palette of rich teal, soft ivory, indigo, and olive. The drawing is confident yet slightly whimsicaltypical of the tribal weavers in the villages