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Nationality
Persian
Creation date
late 19C.
Materials
Wool Warp | Soumak On The End
Dimensions
54 x 76 in.
Credit line
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kittle
Accession number
70.138.2
Collection
Not Currently On View
Village and tribal rugs usually have a rectilinear design. The large medallion of this rug is further divided into four lozenge-shaped forms.
A variety of palmettes and boteh motifs fill the orange background of the main field. An unusual pattern is repeated in the main field parallel to the main border.
Mr. and Mrs. Kittle (Indianapolis); given to IMA December 1970.
