This exquisite mid-20th-century Persian "Dowry" saddle bag is a rare find for those who appreciate the artistry of nomadic weaving. Traditionally crafted as part of a bride's trousseau, this mini saddle bag (Khorjin) served both as a functional transport vessel and a display of weaving mastery.
Measuring approximately 1'7" x 3', this piece is a "one of a kind" textile featuring a flat-weave (no pile) construction. The weave is exceptionally fine, showcasing the intricate geometric patterns characteristic of authentic tribal artistry. The palette is rich and timeless, featuring deep madder reds, indigo blues, soft ivory, and warm gold accents.
Whether displayed as a wall hanging, draped over a bench, or added to a growing collection, this 100% wool textile brings history and hand-crafted soul into the modern home.
Product Highlights
-
Origin: Persian Tribal (Mid-20th Century)
-
Type: Mini Saddle Bag / Dowry Item
-
Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool
-
Technique: Handwoven, fine flat-weave (no pile)
-
Design: Intricate geometric tribal patterns
-
Dimensions: 1'7" x 3' (approx. 48 cm x 91 cm)
-
Condition: Good vintage condition; structurally sound and vibrant
Why It’s a Collector’s Choice
Small-scale tribal weavings like this are often referred to as a "beginner collector's dream." They offer an accessible entry point into the world of antique textiles while possessing the technical complexity and "one of a kind" nature sought after by seasoned curators. Its size makes it incredibly versatile for interior styling in hallways, entryways, or as a sophisticated decorative accent.