Kaschmir - Carpet - 248 cm - 170 cm - Cashmere Silk

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Origin: India; Material: pure silk; Hand-knotted; Size 248 × 170 cm; Rectangular with a cream base and terracotta, beige, brown and blue-grey accents.

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A cream-colored ground and a richly ornamented central medallion in warm terracotta tones define this hand-knotted Kashmir silk rug. Fine flowers, curved leaves and branching vines fill the interior field. Beige, brown and bluish-gray details complete the color composition. Two smaller decorative ornaments above and below the medallion emphasize the symmetrical arrangement.

Terracotta-colored corner areas with curved outlines echo the medallion color and frame the light interior field. A broad cream-border with large flowers and climbing leaves frames the oriental rug. Several narrow ornamental bands complement the detailed design.

With dimensions of 248 × 170 cm, this rectangular silk rug is suitable for a seating area in the living room or a generous reading nook. Cream-colored upholstery reflect the light base tone, while warm wooden furniture underscore the earthy accents. Cushions in terracotta or muted bluish-gray connect the rug colors with the rest of the decor.

Properties

Origin: Kashmir
Category: Oriental rug / Silk rug
Manufacturing: hand-knotted
Material: pure silk
Dimensions: 248 × 170 cm
Shape: rectangular
Base color: Cream
Accent colors: Terracotta, Beige, Brown and Bluish-gray
Pattern: Floral central medallion with flowers, leaves and fine vines
Corner design: terracotta-colored with curved outlines
Border: cream-based with large flowers and slim accompanying bands

A cream-colored ground and a richly ornamented central medallion in warm terracotta tones define this hand-knotted Kashmir silk rug. Fine flowers, curved leaves and branching vines fill the interior field. Beige, brown and bluish-gray details complete the color composition. Two smaller decorative ornaments above and below the medallion emphasize the symmetrical arrangement.

Terracotta-colored corner areas with curved outlines echo the medallion color and frame the light interior field. A broad cream-border with large flowers and climbing leaves frames the oriental rug. Several narrow ornamental bands complement the detailed design.

With dimensions of 248 × 170 cm, this rectangular silk rug is suitable for a seating area in the living room or a generous reading nook. Cream-colored upholstery reflect the light base tone, while warm wooden furniture underscore the earthy accents. Cushions in terracotta or muted bluish-gray connect the rug colors with the rest of the decor.

Properties

Origin: Kashmir
Category: Oriental rug / Silk rug
Manufacturing: hand-knotted
Material: pure silk
Dimensions: 248 × 170 cm
Shape: rectangular
Base color: Cream
Accent colors: Terracotta, Beige, Brown and Bluish-gray
Pattern: Floral central medallion with flowers, leaves and fine vines
Corner design: terracotta-colored with curved outlines
Border: cream-based with large flowers and slim accompanying bands

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Cashmere Silk
Number of objects
1
Model
Kaschmir
Colour
Beige, Cream
Length
248 cm
Width
170 cm
Material
Silk on cotton
Country of origin
India
Condition
Overall in good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Late 20th century
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