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When Sofrehs are an expression of freedom
The Sofrehs weaved by nomadic women, were used as tablecloth or to wrap the bread. Because of their use, these weavings had a strong significance.
Most of them are very classical with dark colors and double frames. But some women, without any art culture, were like artists and created very abstract and...
When Sofrehs are an expression of freedom
The Sofrehs weaved by nomadic women, were used as tablecloth or to wrap the bread. Because of their use, these weavings had a strong significance.
Most of them are very classical with dark colors and double frames. But some women, without any art culture, were like artists and created very abstract and beautiful Sofrehs.
The most surprising were weaved by women from Afshar and Kamoo tribes, in Iran.The Sofrehs exhibited here are the result of several years of collection, the Galerie TRIFF having chosen only the most beautiful and surprising.
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Afshar Sofreh
TB121053 - 103 x 103 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
TB121049 - 119 x 134 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
TB121047 - 159 x 148 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
TB121043 - 112 x 118 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
TB121041 - 126 x 116 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
TB121014 - 125 x 135 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
TB121012 - 136 x 137 cm
Sofreh from Afshar tribes, Iran - First half of the 20th century
Afshar Sofreh
WW080110 - 103 x 103 cm
Sofreh early 20th century, from Afshar tribes, center of Iran This sofreh has a very nice bordure with motif in relief, arround several very freedom zig-zag pattern, and a diamond-shaped center.
Ousbek Sofreh
OB080512 - 288 x 95 cm
Sofreh early 20th century from Uzbekistan Unusual size for a sofreh which the use was tableclothe