The Rare Persian Proto Afshar Rug Circa 1850s, measuring 3'9" x 6', is a true gem that embodies the rich history of Persian rug-making. Drawing inspiration from antique Caucasian rugs, this piece showcases bold geometric patterns that highlight the mastery of the Afshar tribe. Common colors such as crimson, saffron gold, ivory, burnt orange, and sienna are skillfully woven together to create a striking visual contrast. The unique combination of these vibrant hues reflects the cultural heritage and artistry of the region, making this rug a timeless addition to any collection.

The Rare Persian Proto Afshar Rug Circa 1850s, sized at 3'9" x 6', is an exceptional example of early Afshar rug design, blending Persian and Caucasian influences. The rug features geometric patterns that highlight the precision and creativity of its weaver, with vibrant shades of crimson, saffron gold, ivory, burnt orange, and sienna. These rich colors evoke warmth and depth, while the overall design offers a glimpse into the historical evolution of Persian rug-making techniques. A rare and valuable find for collectors and enthusiasts of antique Persian textiles.