Origin: Persia
Date: Last quarter of the 19th century
Dimensions: 250 × 150 cm
Description:
This Mishan Malayer breathes with an endless field of herati motifs, each one drifting gently into the next until the surface feels almost alive. What sets this piece apart is its remarkably wide color palette: soft salmon, warm browns, deep blues, multiple greens, and rare touches of aubergine all woven together in a quiet, glowing harmony.
The borders—strung with stars and flowerheads—form a bright, rhythmic frame that lifts the composition without disturbing its calm flow. A richly colored, deeply patterned village weaving where the herati design reaches a vibrant, shimmering fullness.
Origin: Persia
Date: Last quarter of the 19th century
Dimensions: 250 × 150 cm
Description:
This Mishan Malayer breathes with an endless field of herati motifs, each one drifting gently into the next until the surface feels almost alive. What sets this piece apart is its remarkably wide color palette: soft salmon, warm browns, deep blues, multiple greens, and rare touches of aubergine all woven together in a quiet, glowing harmony.
The borders—strung with stars and flowerheads—form a bright, rhythmic frame that lifts the composition without disturbing its calm flow. A richly colored, deeply patterned village weaving where the herati design reaches a vibrant, shimmering fullness.
