Tibetan Khaden Sleeping Rug | c. 1900 This rare and luminous Tibetan khaden—a traditional sleeping rug from circa 1900—offers a serene yet powerful expression of Buddhist symbolism and artistic finesse. Set against a deep navy-blue field, three floating peonies (padma) bloom in vibrant hues, representing purity and spiritual awakening. Stylised foliage and florals emerge organically, echoing vitality and movement. At each corner, a vivid cosmic tableau of mountains, clouds, and waves reflects the Tibetan view of the universe in harmony. The field is framed by a slim bicoloured border, while the outer baby-blue band features auspicious Buddhist symbols, including vases with blossoming flowers, emblematic of abundance and spiritual growth.
Condition: Structurally sound for its age, with no major repairs. Exhibits even wear throughout, with minor fraying to one end, consistent with gentle use over time. Date: 1920-1930 Warp: Cotton Weft: soft hand spun wool Colours: soft-medium-dark-navy blue Size: 85cm x160cm (33.46in x 62.99in)
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