- Size: 4’9”x7’2”
- Material: Wool & Silk
- Age: New
- Origin: Isfahan, Iran
The Hand-Knotted Persian Isfahan Rug, Garden of Birds, signed by the master Fakharian, is a woven poem in silk and wool. Measuring 4’9” x 7’2”, its delicate threads capture centuries of tradition in every knot. The touch of the weaver’s hand breathes life into its patterns, where nature and art meet in perfect harmony. To walk upon it is to step into a story whispered across generations.
Within its field, the Garden of Birds unfurls like a vision of paradise. Blossoms open in soft symmetry, leaves curl in gentle arcs, and birds alight among the branches as if pausing mid-song. Each detail evokes the Persian ideal of eternal gardens, sanctuaries of beauty and peace. The composition invites the eye to wander, discovering endless subtleties hidden in its serene landscape.
Its colors are a painter’s dream made tangible: deep indigo cradles a luminous ivory field, while emerald, rose, and hints of gold trace the contours of nature’s splendor. Threads of silk catch the light like morning dew, giving the birds’ wings and the flowers’ petals a quiet radiance. The interplay of hue and texture creates a living rhythm, a gentle dance of color that shifts with the day.
More than a rug, this Fakharian-signed masterpiece is a reflection of time, patience, and the human desire to capture fleeting beauty. It carries the soul of Isfahan’s artistry, a bridge from the old world to the present. To behold it is to enter a timeless garden, where birds sing in silence and the loom’s song lingers in every knot.
