Nineteenth century Laver Kirmans were renowned for the palpable effect of their particularly delicate drawing. Enhanced by the inimitable patina of substantial age, this early, quiet masterpiece is a symphony of floral forms and cypress trees. A golden parchment field establishes a sophisticated tonal ground on which a surprising number of hues can can seen including peach, cranberry, burnished gold, periwinkle, and ink blue. Executed with awe-inspiring fluidity, individually rendered flowers seem to be dancing, a much prized attribute of the most skillfully rendered pieces in this style. This rug was conceived for close up viewing and would be splendid on a stair wall or special small seating area.

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