A SAFAVID SILK TEXTILE PANEL, 17TH CENTURY, PERSIA A SAFAVID SILK TEXTILE PANEL,…

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A SAFAVID SILK TEXTILE PANEL, 17TH CENTURY, PERSIA

A SAFAVID SILK TEXTILE PANEL, 17TH CENTURY, PERSIA 56cm x 51cm

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A SAFAVID SILK TEXTILE PANEL, 17TH CENTURY, PERSIA

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Safavid velvet fragment, makhmal Cut silk Iran, Yazd, early 17th century, Safavid period 54 x 70 cm (view) This beautiful Safavid velvet is decorated with a peony and butterfly motif. A velvet panel or makhmal with comparable floral decoration is preserved in the Musée des Tissus de Lyon, and published in Tokatlian A. (2008), Soies de Paradis, Paris : Gourcuff Gradenigo, p. 62, n°19. (Visible wear) Expert : Monsieur Alexis RENARD

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Safavid panel with birds and bouquets of flowers Silk lampas on a silver thread background Iran, 17th century, Safavid period Sight: 68 x 16.5 cm Fragment of a large textile strip decorated with flowering shrubs, parrots, birds in flight and deer. For another textile with a similar design, see : Neumann & Murza, Persiche Seiden, Leipzig, 1988, no. 213, p. 222. A fragment of another framed Persian textile with parrots and bouquets is included. Expert : Monsieur Alexis RENARD

Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 GBP

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