Description
Nomadic Weave Luri Carpet Woven by: Olad Clan, Lorestan (Luristan), South-Western Persia Size: 210 x 150 cm Date: Circa 1970
This Luri carpet, woven by the Olad clan in the mountainous Lorestan region of South-Western Persia, exemplifies the robust and vibrant traditions of nomadic craftsmanship. Crafted around 1970, it features handspun wool pile with symmetrical knots and a sturdy cotton warp, produced locally by nomadic settlers. The design is characterized by bold geometric patterns, predominantly in dark navy-blue and deep-red hues, reflecting the aesthetic preferences and cultural expressions of the Luri tribes. Luri carpets, also known as Lorestan or Lorestan carpets, are celebrated for their high quality among tribal weavings, making this piece a notable and valuable addition to any collection of ethnic and tribal art.
RRP $4000