Signeret Saber Mashad tæppe, Persien. Design med sekstentakkede medaljon og hængende olielamper på mørkeblå bund prydet med forbunde grene, blomster, bladværk og arabesker, omgivet af bred hovedbort med cartoucher. Karateristisk zig-zag yderbibort og 5 cm bred ensfarvet fladvævet lyserød silkeyderkant. Sublimt eksemplar udført af mesterdesigneren Abas Ali Saber. 20. årh.s midte. 521×344.
Mashad is a city in Iran in the province of Khorassan that has a rug-making history that goes back many centuries. The province is known for producing some of the finest area rugs in the world. Among the very best designers in Mashad is master designer Master Abas Ali Saber, also known as Saber of Mashad.
Saber began his workshop in Mashad over 70 years ago. His workshop was large, and he had several looms in the suburbs of Mashad, too. At one time, Master Saber had around 60 rug weaving looms throughout the city. After the death of Saber, Master Ahmad Bazmi took over management of the workshop, as per an agreement with Saber’s heirs.
The fine and intricate Persian rugs by Saber are known for their luxurious look and feel. These spectacular high end luxurious rugs feature both medallion designs as well as all-over patterns. They are characterized by a tight weave and high knot count. This allows the details of the design to stand out. Vines and florals against a beige or neutral background are popular designs in works by the artist.
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