Rug 17th century

This 17th-century Savonnerie rug, currently in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features a rich tapestry of floral motifs woven in a complex, intricate pattern. The rug boasts a deep burgundy background adorned with a dense arrangement of colorful flowers, creating a visually captivating display of botanical artistry. The use of vibrant colors, intricate details, and the intricate weaving technique exemplifies the high skill and artistry of the Savonnerie Manufactory, a renowned workshop known for its exquisite carpets and tapestries.