Rugs made in India in the 17th century incorporating design motifs borrowed from 16th-century Persian rugs, such as elaborate vine-leaf floral palmettes and scrolling vines in the field design; typically made with a red ground.
AAT
3000187635
carpets, Indo-Herat
carpets, Indo-Isfahan
carpets, Indo-Isfspahan
carpets, Indo-Ispahan
Indo-Herats
Indo-Isfahan carpets
Indo-Isfahans
Indo-Isfspahan carpets
Indo-Isfspahan rugs
Indo-Ispahan carpets
Indo-Ispahan rugs
Indo-Ispahans
rugs, Indo-Isfspahan
rugs, Indo-Ispahan
13yrs ago
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