Additional Features

• Color: Red.
• Origin: Israeli Rugs.
• Style: Marbediah Rugs.
• As if to confuse us a bit, the artist behind the creation of this magnificent antique rug included two palm trees that flank the Dome Of The Rock. These palm tree are a staple of the holy land landscape but are not there in real life. Their beautiful towering presence are a fun, curious and interesting additions.
• Above the arch, right before the top border, we see a multitude of Jewish candelabras. These soft-colored candelabras are diagonally lined up as if radiating in a circular fashion outwards from some secret genesis point that must be located behind the center of this rug.
• The bottom of this Judaica carpet is signed Marbediah (which is the name of the workshop where it was woven) Jerusalem (the location where both Marbediah as well as the Dome Of The Rock are located) with two Jewish alphabet letters – Aleph and Yud – in between these two words (the combination of these two letters is an alternate reference to God).
• The border of this Israeli Marbediah rug contains rectangular banners. Perhaps intended to be a wedding gift, these banners are filled with written the text that is recited during a Jewish wedding from the book of Psalm 137:5-6:.