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often asymmetric layouts made popular in the western Art-Deco movement
this 'end of day' rug reflects a meticulous handiwork absent a formal design: likely woven for use locally vs export overseas
this rug exemplifies the "Nichols" style era
They feature a heavy
Tabriz rugs are named after the city of Tabriz
Arp (9x12) heriz often asymmetric layouts made popularDescription The Chinese Art Deco rugs were predominantly produced in the 1920s and early 1930s. Traditional Chinese motifs (peonies, dragons, clouds, lotus flowers) were combined with the angular, often asymmetric layouts made popular in the western Art Deco movement. Layouts often featured expansive 'negative space' to allow the striking colors and isolated motifs to command attention. Two manufacturers dominated this era: American Walter Nichols,
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