Important early landscape rug from a good collection, but a dealer who shall remain nameless, 'tea washed' it.

This rug features a landscape with two large gridded minarets, possibly the Minaret of Jam. Smaller buildings sit throughout the rug with tall towers while a road snakes down the center. At the top and bottom of the rug sit faded subtle areas with mountains packed with helicopters and planes.
Although this rug has been washed, the bright orange and red are still vibrant and the overall color scheme of the rug is really nice.
There is a small section of repair in the bottom left side of the fringe which isn't very well done craftsmanship wise.

Wool: Soft, short, washed | Sheen: Very shiny | Handle: Medium flop

Selvedge: Tightly braided dark brown goat hair | Fringe: 6 inches, alternating bands of white, orange, and brown weft substitution patterns with strips of pile. Bright red stripe at end, overhand knot closure. | Pile: 6mm

Warp: Naturally colored fine wool | Weft: Brown wool | Warp Depression: