Description

Antique Luri Salt-Bag Origin: Persia Woven by: Olad Clan of the Luri Tribe Date: Early 20th Century Size: 64 x 39 cm

This antique Luri salt-bag, woven by the Olad clan of the Luri tribe in early 20th century Persia, is a rare and culturally significant artifact. Originally used to store rock salts, this piece measures 64 x 39 cm and showcases the unique and skilled craftsmanship of the Luri weavers.

Crafted from durable materials suited for the practical needs of nomadic life, this salt-bag features traditional patterns and motifs that are characteristic of the Luri tribal aesthetic. The weaving technique and natural dyes used in its creation have preserved its vibrant colors and intricate designs over the decades, making it not only a utilitarian item but also a work of art.

This salt-bag represents a fascinating aspect of Persian tribal culture, offering insights into the daily lives and practices of the Luri people. Its rarity and historical function make it a prized possession for collectors and enthusiasts of ethnographic textiles.

RRP $ 500