H & H Gallery has dated this piece to the 1920s.

Nadir Shah is depicted seated on the famous Peacock Throne, with members of his court paying homage to their illustrious leader. He is celebrated for his military prowess, having famously defeated both Ottoman and Indian armies, and is thought to have inspired later European military campaigns, including those of the Napoleonic era.

The rug is a testament to the Kerman tradition's mastery, particularly evident in the intricate floral borders that frame a dynamic hunting scene. This piece not only represents a moment of historical significance but also highlights the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic heritage of Kerman rug-making.
Condition: Good
Dimensions: H: 209cm, W: 136cm
H & H Gallery has dated this piece to the 1920s.
European and islamic art
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