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Art Deco Persian Rug, Wool and Silk, Brown, Orley Shabahang "Khesht", 6' x 9'

Name: Art Deco Persian Rug, Wool and Silk, Brown, Orley Shabahang "Khesht", 6' x 9'
Brand: Bahram Shabahang
Price: 11760 USD
Availability: InStock

About the Item

Sink your feet into this Orley Shabahang signature carpet in handspun wool, silkand organic vegetable dyes. Titled Khesh, this carpet from our limited series Mosaic Collection is exceptional in brown wool and undyed cream silk. The intricate latticing of the design comes from our owner and lead designer, Bahram Shabahang. The interconnecting and detailed pattern resembles the detailing and design of the mosques located in Isfahan, Iran. Orley Shabahang works house to house, village to village with our weavers, working to preserve the art of weaving as a cottage industry, and implementing ancient weaving methods to create the antiques of the future. Measures: 6x9.

Creator:

Bahram Shabahang (Designer)

Dimensions:

Width: 71 in (180.34 cm)Length: 105 in (266.7 cm)

Style:

Art Deco (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Silk,Wool,Hand-Crafted,Hand-Knotted,Hand-Woven,Vegetable Dyed

Place of Origin:

India

Period:

21st Century

Date of Manufacture:

2104

Production Type:

New & Custom(One of a Kind)

Estimated Production Time:

Available Now

Condition:

Seller Location:

New York, NY

Reference Number:

Seller: F737-4936 - A14J28081stDibs: LU944218445472

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Bahram Shabahang

The art of Persian rug design has long been in Bahram Shabahang’s blood. Born in Iran but now based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Shabahang can trace his family history back to 16th-century Iran when an ancestor once oversaw carpet weavers in the workshop of King Tahmass Safavieh. Today, Shabahang’s Persian rugs and carpets are distinctly more modern in style, albeit produced by using ancient hand-woven techniques.

The story of Shabahang’s journey to becoming a prolific Persian rug designer begins back in 1972 in the bazaars of Isfahan, Iran. There, he met Geoffrey Orley, an American who was searching for “the world’s greatest carpets.” As Orley told Detroit Design magazine: “Somebody with a big Afro showed me a great carpet. He took me back to his home, and that was [Bahram] Shabahang.”

Having discovered that they shared an affinity for the distinctive artistry behind Persian rugs, Shabahang and Orley became lifelong friends and forged a business partnership, forming the rug and carpet company Orley Shabahang in 1973. At first, they focused mainly on importing and restoring antique Persian carpets, but by 2000, Shabahang wanted to create his own collection of modern and unique rug designs.

With the support of Orley, Shabahang designed several collections of new “Persian revival” carpets. Shabahang, who holds master's degrees in architecture and urban planning, relied on his drafting skills to create the Maps series of rugs, which featured maps of San Francisco, Rome, South America and Washington, D.C. Additional works include the Architecture collection and Persian, Indian and Caucasian rugs with minimalist, abstract and animal designs.

Shabahang’s rugs have been shown at galleries and exhibitions worldwide, including the 30th annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York in 2018. Publications such as Vogue, Town & Country and Architectural Digest have also featured his works.

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