Carpet 1601 - 1625
anonymous
theartinstituteofchicago
weaving, textile, wool
pattern heavy
natural stone pattern
loose pattern
weaving
textile
wool
animal print
text
geometric pattern
abstract pattern
organic pattern
vertical pattern
pattern repetition
layered pattern
This 17th-century "Carpet" from an anonymous artist showcases a vibrant tapestry of colors and intricate patterns. The central field is a rich red, adorned with a repeating motif of stylized, gold-colored leaves and intricate geometric shapes. The deep blue accents add depth and contrast to the design. Surrounding the central field is a border composed of a complex, multi-layered pattern in shades of blue, red, and green. The "Carpet" is a testament to the mastery of textile arts in its era, exhibiting the sophisticated craftsmanship of an anonymous artist. It's a captivating example of the beauty and complexity of rug weaving, captivating viewers with its exquisite details and opulent colors.
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