- Size: 3’8”x5’6”
- Material: Wool & Silk
- Age: New
- Origin: Isfahan, Iran
This hand-knotted Persian Isfahan rug, Garden of Birds by master weaver Jamali, is a woven poem of nature, measuring 3’8” x 5’6”. Its luminous ivory field serves as a canvas where life flourishes in every knot, a sanctuary of blossoms and branches alive with movement. Each thread carries the legacy of Isfahan’s artistry, where patience and precision transform silk and wool into a living garden.
Within this enchanted landscape, birds take flight and rest, their jeweled feathers glinting in hues of sapphire, ruby, and emerald. Peacocks unfurl their tails in quiet pride, while songbirds nestle among curling vines and flowering branches. The scene breathes the essence of paradise, a timeless reflection of the Persian love for gardens—eternal, serene, and harmoniously alive.
A deep crimson border embraces the central garden like the walls of a palace courtyard, its scrolling arabesques and delicate blooms guiding the eye in a rhythmic dance around the scene. Shades of blue, soft green, and rose whisper between the vines, creating a symphony of color that is both opulent and understated. The frame and the field together sing of balance, as if nature itself were composed into a perfect verse.
Bearing Jamali’s signature, this Isfahan rug is not merely a floor covering but a tapestry of poetry and heritage. It invites one to linger in its garden, to wander through its flowering paths and listen to the silent music of its birds. A piece such as this transforms any room into a sanctuary, a fragment of paradise captured in wool and silk.
