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Antique Spoon-bag, Lori-bakhtiari Tribes of Kohkiluyeh, Boyer Ahmad Proivince, Luristan, West Persia.
For sale by Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets
for sale €995     $1,080
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Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets

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Antique Spoon-bag, Lori-bakhtiari Tribes of Kohkiluyeh, Boyer Ahmad Proivince, Luristan, West Persia.

1900 - 1920
Description

This charming bag with its zig-zag patterning symbolising flowing water, was made to contain wooden spoons.

The face, which is in asymmetrically knotted-pile, has soft, glossy, vegetable-dye wool and back in plain-weave technique. Made by Kohkiluyeh Lors in Luristan, western Persia around 1900 if not before.

Size: 33 x 23cm (13" x 9")

Physical Dimensions
Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Declaration

Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets has dated this Lori Bakhtiari Spoon Bag to the 1900s.

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SA1241116
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BM2320
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Description
This charming bag with its zig-zag patterning symbolising flowing water, was made to contain wooden spoons.
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The face, which is in asymmetrically knotted-pile, has soft, glossy, vegetable-dye wool and back in plain-weave technique.
Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets

Made by Kohkiluyeh Lors in Luristan, western Persia around 1900 if not before.

Size: 33 x 23cm (13" x 9")

Height
33cm (12.99")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture

Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets has dated this Lori Bakhtiari Spoon Bag to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1241116
Dealers Internal Ref
BM2320
Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets
Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2011

Dealing in antique and old tribal rugs, dowry weavings and decorative carpets from the near east and central asia since 1979.

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An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border.
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Archive I An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border.

Antique Spoon-bag, Lori-bakhtiari Tribes of Kohkiluyeh, Boyer Ahmad Proivince, Luristan, West Persia.

Archive II An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border. View II
Archive III An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border. View III
Archive IV An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border. View IV
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An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border.
Antique Spoon-Bag, Lori-Bakhtiari Tribes of Kohkiluyeh, Boyer Ahmad Proivince, Luristan, West Persia.
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An antique hand-knotted tribal wool spoon bag featuring bold diagonal chevron patterns in blue, terracotta, yellow, and black within a geometric border.
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  • ObjectTribal Textiles
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StylePersian Tribal
  • MaterialWool
  • ColourMulticolour
  • MotifsChevron pattern, Geometric border, Diagonal stripes, Hand-knotted pile
  • SizeH 33 cm (13 in) x W 23 cm (9 in)

A tribal spoon bag, historically known as a qashdan, is a small woven pouch created by nomadic Persian tribes to store and transport wooden spoons and eating utensils during seasonal migrations.

Lori-Bakhtiari tribal bags are crafted from hand-spun sheeps wool, often incorporating hand-knotted pile or flat-weave techniques using natural plant and mineral dyes.

Authentic pieces feature irregular hand-spun yarns, slight asymmetry in the weaving structure, natural dye variations known as abrash, and distinct regional tribal motifs.

These small textile works are frequently custom-mounted in acrylic display boxes or framed on acid-free matting to be hung on gallery walls, or placed on shelving displays alongside ceramic collections.

Keep tribal textiles out of direct sunlight to prevent fading, ensure a climate-controlled environment to prevent insect damage, and use professional dry cleaning methods specifically suited for antique wool.
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