ANTIQUE HANDSHAPED CHAIR

ANTIQUE HANDSHAPED CHAIRThe concept of hand shaped chairs has historical roots across various cultures, but the modern interpretation is credited to Mexican surrealist artist Pedro Friedeberg, born in 1936. His family's migration from Italy to Mexico during World War II influenced his distinctive artistic vision. This particular small hand shaped chair, crafted and assembled in the mid 20th century, traveled from Southeast Asia to Turkey, where two expertly joined pieces

These birds are depicted in pairs

Most of our tribal rugs like this Konya kilim runner were  woven in either Turkiye or Central Asia where the Turkic people lived

This exquisite antique dragon runner

making it an exceptional addition to any interior

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All wool on wool with silk inlays in the motives and vegetable dyes

the Tashpinar rug is a unique piece made with hand-spun wool and natural dyes

Color variation is called "Abrash" which is due to none-bleached wool's absorption of the dyes used or the carpet or kilim maybe woven with 2 different batches of dyed wool

This pieces features 9 glass globes

SIZE:     6'1" X 8'5"

This Moroccan brass-finished table lamp showcases intricate hand-pierced metalwork inspired by traditional Islamic art and geometric patterns

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