A 19th Century Prayer Caucasian Dagestan Marsalis Area Rug Color:Ivory I didn't have any intention

I didn't have any intention to sell but now I have to find a new home for it

This beauty was made of wool on wool condition with full low medium pile from top to bottom with both ends intact ply=us their original kilim  it measures 3'-8" x 15'-9"and is in flawless condition

I am sure all the interior designers who are familiar with antique mansion size Haji Jalili Tabriz rugs are very well aware that how much something like this at high ends retail shops could go for

In 1608 Henry IV better known as Henry the great commissioned DuPont and his apprentice Simon Lourdes to produce carpets from a workshop in the Louvre  the weaving team quickly outgrew the Louvre studio instigating a move to the larger Savonnerie factory in the suburbs of Paris  although the first Savonnerie carpets imitated Persian designs themes quickly changed to reflect French baroque neoclassical and rococo elements such as architectural framed medallions dense bouquets and elaborate scrolls that were more fitting with the typical French style of the Louvre palace and Versailles  under the rule of Louis XIV the Savonnerie factory and style thrived

There is a legend going around according to which Hadji Mollah Mohammad Hassan Mohtashem of Keshan was a well-to-do businessman

A 19th Century Prayer Caucasian Dagestan Marsalis Area Rug Color:Ivory I didn't have any intentionThe Daghestan area marks the north eastern border of the Caucasian rug making regions. Covering breathtaking mountainous terrain, Daghestan translates land of the mountains and boasts some of the most beautiful and wild scenery of the whole Caucasian region. Its vast peaks, swift flowing mountain rivers and long, bitter winters meant that the area remained isolated until the 1860s, when the Russians invaded(Middleton, Michael, Rugs & Carpets: