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Tuduk Rug Royal Design

$13,762.47

£10,302.71

€11,500

CA$18,945.76

A$20,711.43

CHF 10,957.28

MX$247,845.54

NOK 139,415.63

SEK 127,620.90

DKK 87,615.84

About the Item

This Tuduk Royal Rug, measuring 285 × 162 cm, is a magnificent representation of regal symbolism woven into textile art. Hailing from the Tuduk weaving tradition—known for its intricate designs and deep-rooted cultural significance—this rug captures the essence of aristocratic grandeur and heraldic elegance. The centerpiece of this rug is a vivid blue medallion displaying a dramatic coat of arms, complete with twin lions, ornate scrolls, and a crowned crest that centers on a lobster motif—a unique symbol often associated with resilience, transformation, and nobility. Flanking the medallion are floral and geometric elements that emphasize its importance, creating a sense of symmetry and royal dignity. Surrounding the central field is a dense background of hexagonal rosettes, meticulously arranged in an interlocking honeycomb pattern, symbolizing harmony and continuity. This field is further enriched by four dark medallions—two at the top and two at the bottom—each bearing a different heraldic emblem or crest, representing noble houses or familial alliances. These motifs are not only decorative but also tell a story of lineage and power, turning this rug into a visual tapestry of European or possibly Austro-Hungarian aristocracy. The border, rendered in a delicate palette of soft gold, terracotta, and ivory, features repeating patterns of floral vines and looping ribbons, enhancing the visual rhythm and enclosing the heraldic narrative within an elegant frame. Crafted with exceptional precision, the Tuduk Royal Rug is likely a one-of-a-kind piece, once made for a high-ranking official, noble family, or ceremonial use. Its condition, balanced color palette, and historic motifs make it a valuable collector’s item—not only for its aesthetic charm but also for its cultural and symbolic richness. Perfect for collectors of rare antique textiles, connoisseurs of European heraldry, or anyone drawn to unique narrative rugs that transcend mere decoration, this piece commands attention and admiration in any interior it graces.

Dimensions:
Width: 63.78 in (162 cm)Length: 112.21 in (285 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Wool,Hand-Knotted
Place of Origin:
Romania
Period:
Early 20th Century
Date of Manufacture:
1880-1900
Condition:
Seller Location:
Ferrara, IT
Reference Number:
Seller: 2823571stDibs: LU5707243937592

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