The Afshar Botteh Bagface Circa 1880 - 1'7" x 2'7" is a stunning example of traditional Afshar craftsmanship, known for its intricate geometric patterns and striking medallion and diamond motifs. This antique piece features the iconic classic medalion which has been a significant design element in Persian textiles for centuries. The vibrant color palette of crimson, saffron gold, ivory, burnt orange, and sienna brings the geometric patterns to life, adding depth and richness to the design. Created around 1880, this Afshar bagface was originally made for practical use by nomadic tribes to cover their saddlebags for horses, donkeys, and camels, blending utility with art.

With a size of 1'7" x 2'7", this bagface is perfect for smaller spaces or as part of a larger rug collection. Its stunning geometric composition and vivid colors will make it a conversation piece in any home. The Afshar Botteh Bagface Circa 1880 - 1'7" x 2'7" is not only a beautifully woven work of art but also a historical artifact, showcasing the unique blend of form and function that defines Afshar weaving traditions.