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Mashhad Rugs

Mashhad/Mashad rugs fit into my "Persian Rugs the O'Connell Guides" section type of rugs of Northeat Iran. These rug are predominantly woven by weavers who speak Persian or Turki and who are Shia Moslems. Mashhad, is the administrative seat of Khorasan Razavi province. Mashhad Rugs / Mashad Rugs are the best known of the Khorasan Rugs. Carpet weaving in Khorasan predates the Pazaryk carpet going back thousands of years. In the late 1550s some of the most perfect rugs ever woven were created in Khorasan. See The Perez Topkapi Prayer Rug which is one group.

The greatest Mashhad workshop of all time was that of Soltan Ibrahim Mirza. More recently Mashad workshops included Amoghli (Amu-oghli, Amoughli, Emoghli), Khamenei, Makhmalbaf, Saber, and Zarbaf.

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The Khorassan sickle-leaf design carpet fragment

The Khorasan sickle-leaf design carpet fragment

Mashhad Carpets

Saber

Amoghli

See also:

Mashhad Rugs: Guide to Mashhad Carpets

MM Carpet Saber Mashhad carpet 20th C.

Mashhad Rugs: MM Carpet Saber Mashhad carpet 20th C.

Doroksh carpet C. 1900 Sotheby's lot 55

Doroksh carpet C. 1900 Sotheby's lot 55

Khorassan Carpet, circa 1920 Sotheby's lot 18

Khorasan Carpet, circa 1920 Sotheby's lot 18

Amoghli

Birjand

Birjand rug C. 1930 W&W lot 59

Doroksh Rug

Kashmar

The Khorasan sickle-leaf design carpet fragment

Khorasan Carpet, circa 1920 Sotheby's lot 18

Khorasan. Ostpersien. Um 1900 Van-Ham 

Khorasan Carpet East Persia Sotheby's

Guide To Sabzavar

Birjand Carpet C. 1930 W&W lot 259

Mud Carpet C. 1930 W&W lot 293

Birjand or Mud rug C. 1920-30 W&W lot 102

Mud carpet C. 1930 W&W lot 145

Mashhad

Saber Mashhad

Amoghli Workshop Carpets

Amoghli = "Cousin." Shortened form of "Amou Gholi" lit. "little uncle" in Turkic. Masculine term of Turkic/Turkoman origin. Term of endearment among Qajar (Kadjar) princes and princesses, in reference to other princes. Qajar (Kadjar) Titles and Appellations

Khorasan Carpets: The most delicate carpet in the museum is a 396x266 square centimeter 120-row carpet that is on display at Khorasan section. Its warps are out of thread but its piles are in wool. It was produced in early 14th century Hegira at Amu Oghli's workshop in Mashhad. Amu Oghli of Azari origin is among the famous master carpet weavers of Mashhad. The carpet was transferred from Sa'dabad Palace to the Carpet Museum following the victory of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Iran Carpet Museum

Mashhad Rugs Mashad Rugs Persian Rugs Rahimi Amoghli Mashad rug last quarter 19th

The Rahimi Amoghli Mashad rug last quarter 19th

Detail of Back -

 

Persian Knot, Depressed Warps

Structure: Depressed asymmetrical knot open to the left. Knot counts can range from 100 to 300.

Jufti knots are seen in Khorasan carpets. They are like the knots to the left but the knot loops around 2 warps at a time rather than one.

Ferdos rugs are classified as Mashad


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J. Barry O'Connell Jr.

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