An early 20th-century Jerusalem carpet in the Bauhaus style, The piece measures approximately 168 × 203 cm (5’6″ × 6’8″), a near-square scatter-size proportion suited to use in seating areas, bedrooms, or layered over a larger neutral floor covering.
Jerusalem-made carpets from the early 20th century — particularly those associated with the Bezalel School and related workshops — represent one of the most distinctive Modernist-era weaving traditions in the eastern Mediterranean, often combining traditional Persian and Anatolian construction methods with Bauhaus, Art Deco, and Jewish Revival design vocabularies.
Hand-knotted wool. Authentic one-of-a-kind.
At a glance
· Origin: Jerusalem (early 20th-century workshops) · Period: Early 20th century · Style: Bauhaus / Modernist · Construction: Hand-knotted wool · Dimensions: ~168 × 203 cm (≈5’6″ × 6’8″) · SKU: 20-3014