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Indian Blockprint Panel, End of the 19th Century, 85cm X 85cm
Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs
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Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs

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Indian Blockprint Panel, End of the 19th Century, 85cm X 85cm

19th century
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It is difficult to attribute this pretty panel with certainty as similar techniques and products were made in both India and Persia during the course of the 19th century. However, on balance, the colours suggest an Indian source is more likely. Rows of small botehs decorate the rouge field the direction of the botehs alternating each row. A new narrow border has been added to complete a very pretty panel. Lined.

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Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs has dated this Antique Indian Blockprint Panel to the 1890s.

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It is difficult to attribute this pretty panel with certainty as similar techniques and products were made in both India and Persia during the course of the 19th century. However, on balance, the colours suggest an Indian source is more likely. Rows of small botehs decorate the rouge field the direction of the botehs alternating each row. A new narrow border has been added to complete a very pretty panel. Lined.
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Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs has dated this Antique Indian Blockprint Panel to the 1890s.

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Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs
Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2019

Specialist in antique rugs, carpets and textiles from the east and europe. We work with interior designers, clients an.

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A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border.
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Archive I A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border.

Indian Blockprint Panel, End of the 19th Century, 85cm X 85cm

Archive II A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border. View II
Archive III A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border. View III
Archive IV A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border. View IV
Archive V A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border. View V
Archive VI A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border. View VI
Archive VII A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border. View VII
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Aaron Nejad Carpets and Rugs
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A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border.
Indian Blockprint Panel, End of the 19th century, 85cm x 85cm
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A square late nineteenth-century Indian cotton blockprint panel featuring a dense red, yellow, and green paisley pattern within a thin border.
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Traditional Indian block printing is an ancient relief-printing technique where carved wooden blocks are dipped into dye and pressed manually onto fabric to create repeating intricate patterns.

Late nineteenth-century Indian blockprinted textiles were predominantly executed on hand-spun or woven cotton fabric using natural vegetable dyes, mineral pigments, and carved hardwood blocks.

Authentic pieces exhibit slight imperfections in pattern alignment, known as registration variations, alongside natural dye bleeding, hand-sewn seams, and historical age-related softening of the cotton weave.

An antique textile panel can be framed behind UV-protective glass as contemporary wall art, draped across an occasional table, or used as a decorative throw over a neutral armchair.

Preserve antique cotton by keeping it away from direct sunlight, maintaining a stable humidity environment, avoiding chemical washing, and mounting on acid-free backing boards if displayed.
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