This late 19th-century Serapi fragment is a profound example of Northwest Persian artistry. Renowned for their architectural, geometric rigor and a sophisticated color palette, Serapi rugs are highly coveted by collectors and designers alike for their bold presence and exceptional durability.
This specific piece features a vibrant salmon and deep red ground, balanced by ivory and beige accents that highlight its intricate, large-scale medallion. Notably, this rare fragment bears a signature within the medallion, marking it as a work of significant pedigree. Despite its age, the high-quality organic wool retains a rich luster, and its unique dimensions make it a versatile focal point for both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Product Specifications
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Origin: Northwest Persia (Serapi District)
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Period: Late 19th Century (Circa 1880–1890)
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Material: Hand-Spun Organic Wool on Cotton Foundation
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Dimensions: 6'10" x 9'10" (Approximately 7'x10')
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Color Palette: Salmon, Madder Red, Indigo Blue, Ivory, Beige, Brown
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Condition: Antique Fragment; professional restoration may be present, commensurate with age.
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Unique Features: One-of-a-kind, signed medallion, geometric tribal aesthetic.