A Luri Single Bag Face, South Persia
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A LURI SINGLE BAG FACE, SOUTH PERSIA, LAST QUARTER 19TH CENTURY Condition Report: Generally lustrous wool pile, even overall 1.5 mm depth, jewel like colours , all natural dyes. Photographs may make these look a little luminous, but warm madder and coppery red rather than pink-reds. Upper and lower edges with warp fringing and secured with backstitch. Very sweet
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