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Cream-colored Isfahan animal rug with a vase motif, Central Persia, circa 1970, cork wool on silk, knotted with an extremely fine density of approximately 1 million knots per square meter; the cream-colored niche field features a symmetrical pattern of flowering plants, deer, partridges, hares, and others, as well as a palmette rising from a vase motif featuring two rearing antelopes; the red-ground border features ascending ornamentation with antelopes, birds, and flowering branches; LxW: 166/112 cm. Pile in good condition.
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