No. 618 - Vintage Jaff Kurd Tribal Rug Product No.: No. 618 Age: 1960s Origin: Western Iran Material: Wool x Wool Size: 172cm x 290cm (excluding fringe) Thickness: 8mm This rug, with its overall pale pastel blue, orange, and emerald green, and other colorful color scheme, is a unique, extra-large piece, likely a tribal rug from the Jaff Kurd, a branch of the Kurdish people who were nomadic in western Iran. Also known as the Jaff tribe, they were a tribe that roamed near Sanandaj (formerly Senneh), a Persian rug producing area. They are characterized by rugs that frequently use blue in a unique bias pattern of hooked medallion continuous motifs. While only bag faces like those of Horjin are occasionally seen, a pile rug of this extra-large size is considered very rare. The vibrant colors are overwhelming, as if covering a living room with a glittering jewel box. As a vintage rug from 60 years ago or earlier, it has a certain amount of wear and tear, with some areas in the center where the pile has worn down. However, considering its age, it is in good condition with no noticeable stains or damage, and no repair marks. The long pile, which contains oil, is soft and comfortable, making it a great main rug. Also, please refer to the last video (shot in natural light indoors) on Instagram at the following URL for the overall atmosphere: https://www.instagram.com/p/DROtv6PElcv/?img_index=12&igsh=cTZheGgxeHJhN3V1 ◎ About the products handled Some items have been professionally repaired in Iran or at the local supplier, but some items have not been repaired, prioritizing the appearance, such as when there are no problems. Please understand that there may be minor repairs that we do not notice. We have purchased these items from local sellers as cleaned, but please note that some sand and pile debris may remain. Finally, regarding the rug itself, there is a smell unique to wool. Measurements are taken in the center, but please understand that there may be errors due to the distortion inherent in hand-woven rugs, shrinkage due to washing, and color unevenness due to aging from plant dyeing, which is also part of the charm of vintage rugs.