Antique Persian Textile

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

Its balanced proportions, refined palette, and enduring craftsmanship make it not only a decorative centerpiece but also a collectible piece of Persian textile history. As part of t...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

The expansive runner is adorned with an intricate, all-over trellis of classic boteh (paisley) motifs; ancient symbols of life and eternity in Persian textile art. This rigorous yet ...

It is a rare marriage of spiritual symbolism and sophisticated restraint—a labor of love that translates the grandeur of the Persian landscape into a quiet, sophisticated masterpiece...

Distinguished by its fine weave and sophisticated use of color, this Sultanabad rug captures the timeless elegance of Persian craftsmanship. Its large scale and balanced design make ...

A captivating example of early 20th-century Persian textile artistry, this antique Tabriz runner fragment exemplifies the refined aesthetics and craftsmanship of the famed Tabriz wea...

Woven using high-quality wool with a dense knotting technique, this antique Tabriz rug exemplifies the technical mastery and refined taste that define the best of Persian textile art...

Measuring generously, this piece would serve as a sophisticated foundation for a formal interior, whether traditional or modern, bringing with it not only beauty but also the cultura...

The scene embodies the refined domestic interiors that fascinated European collectors and scholars during the Belle Époque. Decorative textiles, geometric latticework, and richly pat...

Whether used to anchor a formal living room, library, or dining space, this antique Tabriz is a masterclass in Persian textile artistry-one that speaks to over a century of beauty, e...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

Despite its age, the piece has retained its integrity and charm, making it not only a work of art but also a testament to the enduring legacy of Persian textile artistry. This Tabri...

Given its rare dimensions and exquisite preservation, this runner is an intentional and poetic contribution to the legacy of Persian textile art. Condition: This antique Karabagh P...

This rug from the Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a collectible statement of refined taste and exceptional craftsmanship-it is also a rare survival of the modernist movement...

These elements, rooted in Indian and Persian textile traditions, were popularized in Britain during the height of the Empire and signify cross-cultural artistic dialogue.

Crafted circa 1920, the piece is a testament to the city's long-standing legacy as a center of Persian textile excellence. The field presents a masterful display of interconnected f...

Dimensions: 10.5" x 90" Date of Manufacture: Early 1700s Place of Origin: Europe Material: Silk embroidery with gilt threads Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian K...

This is not merely a floor covering; it is a monumental textile artwork, a celebration of heritage, craftsmanship, and timeless Persian design.

- Prints Overview: The prints feature a stunning array of Persian architectural details, ceramics, textiles, and metalwork.

The plates depict musicians, dancers, noblewomen, domestic scenes, traditional dress, smoking ceremonies, tea service, textiles, and highly decorative interiors inspired by Persian a...

Amritsar rugs of the 19th century are celebrated for their fine craftsmanship, drawing from the traditions and techniques introduced during the Mughal Empire, when Persian artistry i...

Long revered throughout Persian and Anatolian textile traditions, the boteh expresses regeneration, abundance, eternal life, and nature's perpetual awakening.

This structural balance between the varied medallions alternating between ivory and deep red grounds with internal geometric hooks and cruciform motifs and the surrounding field of s...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

This structural balance between the primary medallions—each containing nested geometric rosettes and hooked "latch-hook" motifs—and the surrounding architectural spandrels reflects t...

This structural balance between the primary medallions each containing nested geometric rosettes and hooked "latch-hook" motifs—and the surrounding architectural spandrels reflects t...

This structural balance between the centralized medallion—housing a series of nested geometric rosettes—and the surrounding architectural “shirvan” style motifs reflects the pinnacle...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

This structural balance between the rhythmic, multi colored floral sprays and the surrounding vibrant madder red border—filled with stylized bird and ancestral geometric symbols—refl...

A natural companion to artisan-woven carpets, fine Persian weaving art, rare antique textiles, and luxury interior rugs, it embodies enduring craftsmanship and timeless Oriental eleg...

It complements antique paintings, decorative vases, wall lights, pendant lights, handmade Oriental rugs, antique Persian carpets, vintage kilims, textile art collections, and other l...

The subtle palette and open design distinguish it within the broader category of antique rugs, offering a sophisticated counterpoint to more densely patterned Persian or Turkish text...

This circa 1900 antique Indian Agra rug is a spectacular example of the “Jail-Woven” or “Master-Workshop” tradition, representing the pinnacle of the British Raj-era textile revival....

Antique English silver coffee pot • Victorian silver-plated coffee pot • 19th-century English silverware • Antique lidded coffee pot • Victorian tableware • Collectible antique silve...

Woven throughout this field, the Herati design — a classic motif rooted in Persian rugs and textile heritage and woven with rhythmic balance — brings a sense of structure and refined...

Dimensions: 6’ x 6’ 3” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1700s Place of Origin: India Material: Wool, cotton, silk Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot ...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, Persian, Azeri, Heriz, tribal, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarghand, Samarkand, Chinese, Sultanabad, Saruk Farahan, Turkish, Kuba.

Executed in an exceptionally fine weave with wool pile on a wool foundation, this piece not only reflects the high craftsmanship characteristic of Karabagh weavers but also demonstra...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Agra rugs, marvels in the world of Persian-style textiles, are renowned for their opulent designs and captivating color palette.

Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, Persian, Azeri, Heriz, tribal, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarghand, Samarkand, Chinese, Sultanabad, Saruk Farahan, Turkish, Kilim

Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, Persian, Azeri, Heriz, tribal, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarghand, Samarkand, Chinese, Sultanabad, Saruk Farahan, Turkish.

Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, Persian, Azeri, Heriz, tribal, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarghand, Samarkand, Chinese, Sultanabad, Saruk Farahan, Turkish, Kilim.

Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, Persian, Azeri, Heriz, tribal, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarghand, Samarkand, Chinese, Sultanabad, Saruk Farahan, Turkish, Kilim.

Since such textiles were imported by the Altai nomads, it is easy to see how designs from Persian court art could have reached them.

Keywords: Rug, carpet, textile, Persian, Azeri, Heriz, tribal, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarghand, Samarkand, Chinese, Sultanabad, Saruk Farahan, Turkish, Kuba.

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...

Up to that point, Indian artisans primarily produced inlaid stonework, jewelry, miniature paintings, and lightweight textiles. Respected Persian weavers, who flourished under the rul...