A South or East Persian Carpet Fragment
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A SOUTH OR EAST PERSIAN CARPET FRAGMENT, CIRCA 1800 OR EARLIER See also the following set for a further fragment of this carpet. Of particularly glorious colour, this fragment with its repeating rows of trees and birds may be of Khorasan origin - the narrow red outlines seen here on the trees and birds are a typical feature of 17th century Khorasan carpets, although the robust structure is more reminiscent of carpets usually attributed to 17th century Kerman. For a semi-circular fragment, probably from the same carpet, see
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