This antique Jaff bag front is an authentic example of tribal weaving art, crafted by the Kurdish tribes in the Zagros Mountains. The piece is characterized by the traditional diamond pattern, also known as the 'gul' or slat design, which is typical of this nomadic culture.
The bag front is handwoven from high-quality, hand-spun wool, resulting in a dense knot structure and durable quality. The rich, saturated natural colors, including deep earth tones and warm accents, are characteristic of the region's authentic dyeing techniques. The geometric design is executed with great precision, testifying to the weavers' craftsmanship.
The piece is in good condition, befitting its age and original use as the front panel of a storage saddlebag. The colors have been well preserved and the structure is intact, contributing to the historical and decorative value of the object.
This tribal textile piece comes into its own perfectly as a decorative wall hanging or as a small accent rug in an eclectic or bohemian interior. It adds warmth, texture, and an authentic historical element to the space.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsMulti Color, Brown, Green, OrangeMaterialWoolNumber of items1Height1 cmWidth66 cmDepth73 cm