Important carpet royal blue embellished with coats of arms of the Nematollâhià Sufi brotherhood (tarîqa), the interior with escutcheons surmounted by a crown, dated 1317 A.H. (1899-1900), decorated with its emblem with the two axes (tabarzîn), the dervish bowl (kashkul) and the rosary (tesbih). Iran, c. 1899-1900. Height 740 Width 310 cm (wear) Provenance: Sale AuctionArt - Rémy Le Fur, April 11, 2025, lot 57. Resold by the buyer, who was unable to keep it due to its dimensions. The Ne'matollâhi Sufi brotherhood (tarîqa) takes its name from its founder Shah Nematollah (Nur ad-Din Nimatullâh Wali, or Ne'matollâh Wali), who settled and died in the Kirman region of Iran in the 14th century. The Nimatullahi (Nematollahi) community originated in Iran and developed in the United States and Europe following the Iranian Revolution of 1979.