Persian Rugs

A stunning early 20th century Persian Soumak runner with the most wonderful tribal pattern with several white diamond medallions amidst a field of stylized flowers and birds, woven i...

A beautiful mid-20th century Persian Turkmen Asmalyk, a hand-woven wool textile used in wedding processions to cover the sides of a camel, and then ultimately used in the home. This...

Extremely Impressive Antique Geometric Blue Hue Persian Sultanabad Rug, country of origin: Persia, Circa date: 1900

1910s Large Size high decorative Persian bidjar with an all over floral design on a striated abrashed ground. STUNNING to say the least Size 12' 5" x 16' 7"

Keivan Woven Arts Flat-Weave Afghan Kilim Rug with Modern Design. Keivan Woven Arts / rug AFG-6287, country of origin / type: Afghanistan / Kilim. Measures: 6'4 x 7'10 This fun and...

Beautiful antique Bibikabad hand-knotted wool rug with a blue field. This piece has a designed frame with beige and brown accent colors on a gorgeous all-over classic floral design. ...

Very rare room size square Persian Hamadan from the mid 1900s in beautiful bright and cheerful colors. The field color is a brilliant red with the border and the central medallion i...

A wonderful mid-20th century Persian Heriz runner with several large stylized floral medallions living amidst a field of more stylized flowers and scrolling vines, and surrounded by ...

An antique Persian tribal accent rug handmade by the Shiraz tribe of south Persia during the early 20th century with a rare and unusual pictorial design of 4 chained tigers. Measu...

A beautiful antique Malayer rug, hand woven in west Persia circa 1900 with a large tomato red medallion on an indigo field and lighter blue border. It may have lost its outer border ...

A beautiful antique Khamseh rug, hand woven circa 1900 with an all over Boteh design on an ivory field and terracotta border. Try to find the solitary Khamseh chicken! Great secondar...

Antique Persian runner rug handwoven from the finest sheep’s wool. It’s colored with all-natural vegetable dyes that are safe for humans and pets. It’s a traditional Heriz design han...

Antique Silk Tabriz Prayer Rug, Northwest Persia. A high quality pictorial and directional design. This rug is a unique interpretation of the tr...

19th Century Persian Sarouk Farahan Carpet ( 13'2" x 21'5" - 401 x 653 )

Persian Malayer Accent Rug in earth tones from the 2nd quarter of the 20th century size 4'2" x 6'6"

This is a handmade Persian Malayer wool rug from the 20th century. It features a blue field with brown and beige accents throughout the design. This rug measures 3'9" X 12'9". .

Mid 19th Century Persian Farahan Carpet 7'10" x 16'8" - 239 x 508

A hand-knotted wool antique Mahal distressed rug has a medallion design with red accents on a blue background. This rug measures 8'2" X 11'5''. .

This is a handmade Persian Malayer wool rug from the 20th century. The rug has a beige background with woven brown and blue accents throughout its design. This rug measures 6'4" X 1...

Keivan Woven Arts Fine Antique Persian Senneh Rug with Herati Geometric Design. Keivan Woven Arts / rug AVI-0701, country of origin / type: Iran / Senneh, circa 1900. Measures: 4'2 x...

Authentic Persian Sultanabad rug in beige, brown, green, red Size: 9'3" × 13'0" (281 × 396 cm). This antique, Sultanabad rug dates back to around 1920 and is hand-knotted out of wool...

An antique Persian Malayer wool rug with a rust and beige all-over pattern on a brown field. This rug measures 3'5' x 9'3".

This is a 20th-century handmade Persian Malayer wool rug. It has a tan background with brown, gray, and green accents woven throughout the design. This rug measures 4'8" X 9'3". .

78692 Earth-Tone Vintage Indian Rug, 04'01 x 06'01. Immerse yourself in the enduring charm of Biophilic Design and the intricate decorative craftsmanship showcased in this hand-knot...

This antique Persian Bakhtiari rug has an ivory field with diagonal rows of shaded sky-blue bold lozenges and part lozenges each containing a central brick-red and ivory flower motif...

This antique Persian Kirman rug has a sea-blue field with a variety of delicate floral sprays around vertical rows of brick-red, golden-yellow and light blue palmettes alternating wi...

Nice antique Hamadan rug with beautiful tribal design and nice natural colours with red, navy blue, yellow, blue, green and white, entirely hand knotted with wool on cotton foundatio...

Vintage Persian Kashan area rug in a classic medallion floral pattern from the mid 1900s. The rug comes in a beautiful rich red color field with a central medallion and a dark blue border. The simple uncluttered field design in this Kashan area rug shimmers similar to Manchester Kashan rugs which adds to the charm and the beauty of this small Persian jewel. Dimensions: 2’ 6” x 4’ 10” Date of Manufacture: 3rd Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and use Antique Persian Kashan, Antique Kashan Rugs, Antique Kashan Area Rug, Vintage Kashan Carpets...

Measures: 6'10 x 15'0 Antique Persian Malayer Gallery by Keivan Woven Arts with Small All-Over Design. Keivan Woven Arts / Rug/ KBE-230902, country of origin / type: Iran / Malayer,...

Very beautiful late 19th century large Kirman Lavar rug with beautiful decorative and all over design and nice natural colours with navy blue field, red, pink, yellow, brown and gree...

Kerman – South Persia This luxurious medallion Kerman is made with flowers and vines in the centre of the navy-blue field of the rug. The highlight is the abrash technique used with...

78705 Vintage Persian Turkoman Rug, 02'11 x 03'08. Persian Turkoman rugs, originating from Turkmenistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, are renowned for their quality craftsmanship and intri...

This slate gray, square Persian carpet created by Orley Shabahang in pure wool measures 8' x 8.' In Farsi, "Donya" translates to “the world” or “The World’s Universe,” a fitting nam...

Nice mid century mazlaghan rug with beautiful geometrical and tribal design and nice colours with red field, dark brown, white, blue and green, entirely hand knotted with wool on cot...

A wonderful vintage Afghani Baluch rug with a fantastic geometric pattern with stylized leaves, flowers, and chickens, and goats, and all surrounded by a wide border with more styliz...

Rare Antique Persian Sultanabad Rug Size: 13'9" × 23'8" (419 × 721 cm) An early 20th century Persian Sultanabad rug, the light blue field with a dense floral, botanic motifs and leaf...

:: Unidirectional tree of life design motif with millefleur design motif and blossoms throughout. Multi-tiered inner and outer minor borders with scrolling Islimi main border and blo...

Antique Persian Malayer Rug Size: 15'6" × 23'0" (472 × 701 cm) This striking antique Persian Malayer carpet circa 1900 features a grid of multicolored geometric medallion designs wit...

Mid-20th Century Persian Sultanabad Rug Size: 8'1" × 11'5" (246 × 347 cm) A hand knotted wool antique Persian Sultanabad rug dating back to circa 1920. The pattern incorporates two C...

Tabriz – Northwest Persia This stunning Tabriz presents a spectacular profusion of colours that cannot be matched by rugs made today. The artist skillfully wove this rug rich in solid colours with perfect harmony. Looking at this antique Tabriz is like seeing a kaleidoscope of colours in constant motion. The carpet is clean and ready for use. Tabriz, a city located in northwestern Persia, is considered the city of masters of textile art. The ateliers in this influential city established a strong reputation for the quality of their carpets, which is still respected. The city of Tabriz’s fame as a carpet production centre began during the Safavid dynasty (1501 to 1722 AD). However, historical accounts indicate that carpets had been produced there since the Sasanian era (224 to 651 AD). Carpets from the Safavid period represent the pinnacle of Persian textile art, and Tabriz carpets continue this tradition. Shah Abbas (1587–1629), the great patron of the arts, established weaving centres throughout Persia, including a royal workshop in Tabriz. Some of the best Tabriz rugs, woven exclusively for carpet aficionados of the nobility, use techniques that have not yet been surpassed. After the dynasty's fall, carpet-making declined in quality and intensity throughout Persia. However, a renewed interest in 19th-century carpets revived this art, and Tabriz became an important production centre. Antique Tabriz carpets, produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, are distinguished by their excellent weaving technique and remarkable adherence to classical traditions and ancient Persian carpet designs. However, unlike other Persian rugs, they cannot be distinguished by any particular design pattern or use of colours. Antique Tabriz rugs come in various classic designs and are produced in every colour imaginable, from bold, bright tones to softer pastel tones. What sets them apart from other Persian rugs is their quality. Tabriz rugs are precisely designed and carefully executed, making them extremely popular with designers. A Tabriz rug adds elegance to any room in a home or office. Tabriz are known for their unsurpassed quality, strong weave and rich detail. For centuries, Tabriz carpets have been made with the highest quality since Tabriz was established as one of the first capitals of the carpet world. The artists of Tabriz boast of being the oldest in terms of production in all of Persia. Tabriz Persian carpets and their beauty not only depend on their rich cultural background but their limitless design is not surpassed by any other region. With an unsurpassed variety of colours, the Tabriz rug can be found in any tone, including bolder or softer pastel tones. Nothing beats antique...

Shiraz – Southern Persia Splendid antique Persian carpet from the city of Shiraz. This carpet reflects the art of the nomads of southern Persia. The rug features two large central me...

Immaculate, Early 20th Century Persian Sarouk 8' 11" x 12' Incredibly well preserved mahi (fish design) rug hand woven in Sarouk sometime between the 1920's and 30's. Sarouks are i...

Malayer – Northwest Persia Persian gallery from the end of the 19th century. It is of excellent wool quality and is in perfect condition. This Malayer features a row of four connect...

An antique Persian camel hair Serab oriental rug, size 7'4 x 3'6, circa 1900. The rug is characterized by two interconnected geometric medallions on a camel colored field, enclosed w...

A Mid-Century Modern Persian flat-woven rug handmade during the 21st century. The appeal and texture are very much Swedish/Scandinavian due to the use of the Swedish flat-weave weavi...

Astonishing 1800's Shariatmadari Qashqai, Tribal Persian Rug 7' x 9' 3" This breathtaking rarity was hand woven by the lesser known Shariatmadari family of Shiraz. These weavers a...

Tabriz – Northwest Persia This is a Tabriz rug inspired by the master of arts Hadji Jallili. Its design emphasizes subtle gradations of colour hue and precise, detailed work. Rather than the predominant medallion most commonly seen in Persian rugs, this magnificent rug displays a concentric series of extremely subtle hexagonal medallions with gently rounded borders. A finely woven geometric pattern called Herati (diamond and leaf pattern) forms the medallions, spreads across the field and continues to the corners of the carpet, adding to the atmosphere of quiet and understated splendour. An elegant rug that chooses those who want to reveal its subtle beauty. The carpet is clean and ready for use. Tabriz, a city located in northwestern Persia, is considered the city of masters of textile art. The ateliers in this influential city established a strong reputation for the quality of their carpets, which is still respected. The city of Tabriz’s fame as a carpet production centre began during the Safavid dynasty (1501 to 1722 AD). However, historical accounts indicate that carpets had been produced there since the Sasanian era (224 to 651 AD). Carpets from the Safavid period represent the pinnacle of Persian textile art, and Tabriz carpets continue this tradition. Shah Abbas (1587–1629), the great patron of the arts, established weaving centres throughout Persia, including a royal workshop in Tabriz. Some of the best Tabriz rugs, woven exclusively for carpet aficionados of the nobility, use techniques that have not yet been surpassed. After the dynasty's fall, carpet-making declined in quality and intensity throughout Persia. However, a renewed interest in 19th-century carpets revived this art, and Tabriz became an important production centre. Antique Tabriz carpets, produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, are distinguished by their excellent weaving technique and remarkable adherence to classical traditions and ancient Persian carpet designs. However, unlike other Persian rugs, they cannot be distinguished by any particular design pattern or use of colours. Antique Tabriz rugs come in various classic designs and are produced in every colour imaginable, from bold, bright tones to softer pastel tones. What sets them apart from other Persian rugs is their quality. Tabriz rugs are precisely designed and carefully executed, making them extremely popular with designers. A Tabriz rug adds elegance to any room in a home or office. Tabriz are known for their unsurpassed quality, strong weave and rich detail. For centuries, Tabriz carpets have been made with the highest quality since Tabriz was established as one of the first capitals of the carpet world. The artists of Tabriz boast of being the oldest in terms of production in all of Persia. Tabriz Persian carpets and their beauty not only depend on their rich cultural background but their limitless design is not surpassed by any other region. With an unsurpassed variety of colours, the Tabriz rug can be found in any tone, including bolder or softer pastel tones. Nothing beats antique...

Northwest Persia Stunning rug woven by a highly skilled artist in the late 19th century. The rug features a geometric pattern inspired by traditional designs from Northwestern Persi...

Vintage Persian Malayer Area rug measures: 3'1 x 6'3. Rugs from Malayer, east of Hamadan, could be considered top quality Hamadan’s and they share similar structural aspects. The ter...

Serapi – Northwest Persia This ancient Serapi was exquisitely made with the highest artistic and quality materials. It is a piece with perfect aesthetic balance. The central medalli...

Mohtasham Kashan – Central Persia With a shiny surface made of lambswool and a wonderful pile, this resplendent Mohtasham Kashan results from technical perfection and the artistic e...

Ashly Fine Rugs presents a 21st-century Oversized Turkish Oushak 12x19 Handmade Area Rug. Oushak weavings began in a location just south of Istanbul, in a region that was to become...

Malayer – Northwest Persia Antique Persian Malayer rug with a stylized design covering the entire main field of the carpet in navy with a pastel colour balance in beige, green and r...

Antique Sultanabad Rug, Country of Origin / Rug Type: Persian Rugs, Circa Date: Late 19th Century

Persian Tabriz Rug With a Cintamani insignia in one corner Size: 11'7" × 19'3" (353 × 586 cm) An early 20th century hand-knotted wool antique Persian rug. The rug displays alternatin...

Seraband – West Central Persia Sparkling wool and vivid colours dyed with natural dyes give this 120-year-old Persian gallery Seraband a vibrant effect. The gallery is composed of r...

Serapi – Northwest Persia The finest 19th-century Serapis, like this one, perfectly woven and in incomparably good condition, reflect a breathtaking level of originality and perfect...

Tabriz – Northwest Persia This is a fine Tabriz with a design inspired by the art of the Persian master Hadji Jallili. Except for the diminutive orange medallion in the centre, the entire rug is covered with a herati design—a repeating geometric shape consisting of a flower framed in a lozenge with curved leaves parallel side by side. The perfect colour combination of this Tabriz provides softness without sacrificing elegance. The carpet is clean and ready for use. Tabriz, a city located in northwestern Persia, is considered the city of masters of textile art. The ateliers in this influential city established a strong reputation for the quality of their carpets, which is still respected. The city of Tabriz’s fame as a carpet production centre began during the Safavid dynasty (1501 to 1722 AD). However, historical accounts indicate that carpets had been produced there since the Sasanian era (224 to 651 AD). Carpets from the Safavid period represent the pinnacle of Persian textile art, and Tabriz carpets continue this tradition. Shah Abbas (1587–1629), the great patron of the arts, established weaving centres throughout Persia, including a royal workshop in Tabriz. Some of the best Tabriz rugs, woven exclusively for carpet aficionados of the nobility, use techniques that have not yet been surpassed. After the dynasty's fall, carpet-making declined in quality and intensity throughout Persia. However, a renewed interest in 19th-century carpets revived this art, and Tabriz became an important production centre. Antique Tabriz carpets, produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, are distinguished by their excellent weaving technique and remarkable adherence to classical traditions and ancient Persian carpet designs. However, unlike other Persian rugs, they cannot be distinguished by any particular design pattern or use of colours. Antique Tabriz rugs come in various classic designs and are produced in every colour imaginable, from bold, bright tones to softer pastel tones. What sets them apart from other Persian rugs is their quality. Tabriz rugs are precisely designed and carefully executed, making them extremely popular with designers. A Tabriz rug adds elegance to any room in a home or office. Tabriz are known for their unsurpassed quality, strong weave and rich detail. For centuries, Tabriz carpets have been made with the highest quality since Tabriz was established as one of the first capitals of the carpet world. The artists of Tabriz boast of being the oldest in terms of production in all of Persia. Tabriz Persian carpets and their beauty not only depend on their rich cultural background but their limitless design is not surpassed by any other region. With an unsurpassed variety of colours, the Tabriz rug can be found in any tone, including bolder or softer pastel tones. Nothing beats antique...