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Size(m): 1.38x0.98
Material: Kourk and wool
Reference: PE-141-000709
This rug is an exquisite tableau woven in the city of Tabriz, a region renowned for its fine Kork wool and the skill of its artisans.
It stretches 1.38 by 0.98 meters and serves not only as a testament to exceptional craftsmanship but also as a canvas for a story of timeless passion, inspired by the poetic narratives of Omar Khayyam.The narrative woven into its threads portrays a scene steeped in symbolism and sensuality.
A woman, depicted with an unguarded sensuousness, reclines gracefully, capturing the viewer's gaze. Another figure, more modest in attire, accompanies her, adding to the tapestry of this love story.
Central to the scene is the venerable Omar Khayyam himself, pensive and contemplative, his gaze locked on a vessel, an embodiment of life's ephemeral pleasures.
The foreground is occupied by an elder, presumably also caught in the web of this tale, his proximity to a large vessel from which wine flows freely into a cup symbolizes the outpouring of life's experiences.
The presence of three bearded elders alongside the dual representation of womanhood and an androgynous figure enriches the narrative, inviting interpretations that transcend time and culture.
In Persian artistic tradition, the fluidity of gender representation is a nod to a higher form of love, one that eclipses mere physical strength and taps into the depths of spiritual connection.
This rug boldly embraces that tradition, with figures that exude a near ethereal quality, their forms a delicate dance between masculinity and femininity.
The spilling wine is not a symbol of intoxication but a metaphor for the spirit's journey, aligning with Khayyam’s poetic musings on life’s transient nature. His philosophy, woven into the rug's very fibers, reminds us to savor the moment before it slips away. The candle, subtly depicted, flickers as a metaphor for life's fragile tenure.This rug, in its portrayal of Khayyam, does not just depict a moment but rather encapsulates a philosophy. With his finger poised thoughtfully at his lips, he is forever contemplating the inexorable march of fate—a theme as relevant in our contemporary musings as it was in his time.
Owning this rug means more than acquiring a piece of decor; it is an embrace of cultural heritage, of art that resonates with profound meaning. It is an invitation to reflect upon the beauty of life, the fleeting nature of our existence, and the immutable truths penned by Khayyam.
This work of art will not just occupy a space within your home but will also engage with the very soul of the space, urging those who gaze upon it to ponder the deeper narrative it portrays.
As you consider this rug for your collection, do so knowing it is a piece that will continue to unfold its stories with each viewing, a truly timeless masterpiece.