This Bezalel rug was handwoven in Israel during the late 20th century.
It features a tree of life design rendered here as a Palm tree with other vines and animals around it that include grapes and pomegranates, multiple types of birds, goats, foxes, and butterflies. Framed by a border of alternating peacocks flanking vases. "Songs of Songs" is written in Hebrew near the bottom of the rug. "Song of Songs" s an erotic poem in the Hebrew Bible that is interpreted as an allegory that is traditionally read during Passover. Bezalel is a Jewish arts and crafts academy located in Jerusalem.
In very good condition, some discoloration on the fringe. Pile is soft and plush.
Size: 4' x 7'2" [121 x 218cm]
Age: Vintage
Country of Origin: Israel
Type of Rug: Bezalel
Material: Wool on cotton
Pile Height: Low
Condition: Very good, some discoloration on the fringe
BK2591
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