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The Timeless Artistry of the Niriz Nomad: A 1920 Masterpiece
This 1920 nomadic rug from the Niriz region of Iran is a standout example of Turkic Kashgai craftsmanship. While most tribal rugs from this area feature dense, small-scale patterns, this piece is distinguished by a field of unusually large motifs and a sophisticated seven-border frame, giving it a unique artistic "cachet."
Hand-knotted with a wool pile on a natural wool foundation, its all-wool construction confirms its authentic nomadic origins. With a density of 152,000 knots per square meter, it expertly balances the rugged durability of a tribal textile with the intricate detail typically reserved for more formal Persian weaves.