Iranian Antique

A striking example of early 20th-century Persian artistry, this antique Meshad rug encapsulates the grandeur of court-inspired design from one of Iran's most celebrated weaving cente...

Handwoven in the northeastern region of Iran, the piece displays a beautifully time-softened palette of powder blue, sandy beige, ivory, and chestnut brown, creating a sense of elega...

Woven in the famed weaving workshops of Tabriz-one of Iran's oldest and most respected carpet-producing cities-this piece stands as a testament to the golden age of Persian rug-makin...

This captivating antique Persian Tabriz rug from the 1920s is a testament to the enduring legacy of one of Iran's most esteemed weaving centers. Rich in character and artistry, the r...

Hand-knotted in one of Iran's most renowned weaving centers, Tabriz, this exquisite carpet radiates elegance and sophistication through its meticulous detailing and stately compositi...

A masterful expression of Persian artistry, this oversized antique Tabriz rug from the early 20th century is a breathtaking example of the fine weaving tradition of Tabriz-a city kno...

A fine example of early 20th-century Persian textile artistry, this antique Tabriz rug from circa 1900 embodies the enduring legacy of Tabriz as one of the most important and innovat...

This vintage Persian Afshar rug, woven in the 1930s, exemplifies the artistry and cultural heritage of the Afshar tribes of southeastern Iran. Renowned for their inventive use of col...

This exceptional antique Persian Khorassan rug, dating from the early 1900s, exemplifies the masterful artistry and refined elegance that define the finest carpets from this storied ...

Crafted with exceptional skill in northwest Iran, this piece blends traditional Persian opulence with bold visual drama, making it an extraordinary example of 19th-century weaving ma...

Rug Number 32565 Size 3' 4" X 11' 8" Design Sivas Collection Antique/Vintage Material Wool Texture Pile Weave Origin Iran

Measuring an impressive 19 feet by 14 feet, it showcases the high level of artistry and technical skill associated with the Kirman weaving tradition of southern Iran. The rug featur...

The density and symmetry of the design-balanced yet richly detailed-reflect the hallmarks of Meshad weaving, often regarded as some of the finest in northeastern Iran. The floral mo...

Traditionally woven by semi-nomadic tribes in western Iran, these rugs were made to last generations, prized not only for their durability but for their rich symbolic motifs and dyna...

This exquisite 1920's Persian Tabriz rug is a remarkable example of masterful craftsmanship from one of Iran's most celebrated weaving centers. Woven in the city of Tabriz-renowned f...

Woven in the Kirman region of southeastern Iran-a hub of high-end rug production during the late 19th and early 20th centuries-this piece demonstrates the exceptional quality for whi...

This antique Persian Meshad rug is a distinguished example of 19th-century Persian textile mastery, reflecting the grandeur and artistic refinement associated with the cultural hub o...

This magnificent antique Tabriz rug from the 1880s is a masterclass in Persian textile artistry, embodying the refinement, precision, and rich cultural heritage of one of Iran's most...

This striking Shahsevan rug was woven by nomadic Shahsevan tribes in the mid nineteenth century in the border regions between Iran and the Caucasus. Its elongated format reflects tra...

This remarkable 19th-century Persian Tabriz rug exudes the quiet elegance and refined craftsmanship that define the best examples from one of Iran's most renowned weaving centers. Wo...

Rich with historic charm and subtle majesty, this circa 1900 Persian Tabriz rug captures the refined artistry of late 19th-early 20th century weaving in Northwest Iran. Woven in the ...

Handwoven in the renowned weaving center of Kerman, Iran, it showcases the refined artistry and exceptional attention to detail for which the region is celebrated.

This extraordinary antique Persian Bakhtiari rug, dating from the early 20th century, is a testament to the masterful artistry of the Bakhtiari tribal weavers of southwestern Iran. O...

This magnificent Persian Tabriz rug, woven circa 1900, is a testament to the refined artistry and technical mastery of one of the most influential weaving centers in Iran. Tabriz, lo...

Woven in the city of Mashhad, a historically significant center of art and culture in northeastern Iran, the piece showcases an exquisite level of craftsmanship and design symmetry, ...

Hand-knotted in the storied weaving centers of northeastern Iran, this rug showcases the exquisite Khorassan style, characterized by intricate botanical patterns, softly articulated ...

This hand knotted wool antique Persian Mahal rug embodies the grandeur that made the weaving workshops of Northwest Iran celebrated among aristocratic homes and discerning collectors.

This hand knotted wool antique Persian Mahal rug, woven during the Early 20th Century in the storied village of Mahallat and its surrounding weaving centers in Northwest Iran, reflec...

Country names that no longer exist—including Palestine, Siam (Thailand), British Honduras (Belize), Persia (Iran) and many others—are beautifully preserved on this globe, offering a ...

Woven in the heart of Iran, this rug bears all the hallmarks of the finest Kashan production-delicate detailing, balanced compositions, and a luminous palette.

This magnificent oversized Persian Tabriz rug, dating to the late 19th century, is an extraordinary representation of the sophisticated artistry and weaving tradition of Tabriz, one ...

Rich in heritage and grandeur, this exceptional antique Persian Sultanabad rug from the early 20th century is a testament to the masterful weaving tradition of central Iran. Originat...

This antique Tabriz rug is more than a decorative textile-it is a museum-level piece of Persian artistry, encapsulating the cultural richness of 19th-century Iran. Perfect for a gran...

A striking example of 19th-century Persian artistry, this large antique Senneh carpet, woven circa 1880 in northwest Iran, displays the finesse and precision that made the rugs of Se...

This hand knotted wool antique Persian Mahal rug from the Late 19th Century embodies the artistic brilliance that established the weaving villages of Northwest Iran among the most ce...

Produced in the historic city of Kerman in southeastern Iran, rugs from this region are renowned for their finely drawn ornament, harmonious color palettes, and exceptional craftsman...

This striking antique Jajim kilim rug, measuring 114 × 104 cm, is a compact yet richly expressive kilim rooted in the nomadic weaving traditions of Iran, Anatolia, or Central Asia. C...

Handwoven in Kirman-one of the most respected rug-weaving centers in Iran-this piece exemplifies the rich cultural heritage, technical prowess, and ornamental beauty that define the ...

Similar examples can be found in major museum collections, where they are celebrated not only for their craftsmanship but also for the way they reflect the broader visual language of...

Kirman rugs often drew on Persian poetry, garden architecture, and spiritual symbolism, making them prized both in Iranian culture and among international collectors and patrons duri...

This richly colored map presents an expansive view of the Middle East at the height of the late Ottoman and colonial era, encompassing modern-day Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Y...

Origin: Mahal region, Persia (modern-day Iran). Condition: Excellent with minor signs of age that add to its charm.

Origin: Mahal region, Persia (modern-day Iran). Condition: Excellent with minor signs of age that add to its charm.

Origin: Mahal region, Persia (modern-day Iran). Condition: Excellent with minor signs of age that add to its charm.

Origin: Mahal region, Persia (modern-day Iran). Condition: Excellent with minor signs of age that add to its charm.

Antique Persian Wool Multicolor Jewel Tones Verne Hand Knotted Rug, Country of Origin: Iran / Persia, Circa Date: 1900s. This exceptional early 20th-century textile offers a vibrant...

By the later 19th Century the firm counted Spanish and Iranian royalty among its clientele. The firm made furniture mostly in the 18th Century Louis XV and Louis XVI styles, but by t...

Key Features: Origin: Sultanabad, Persia (modern-day Iran) Design: All-over floral and geometric motif with large palmettes Material: Hand-spun wool for softness and durability Color...

This striking Antique Persian Hamadan rug is a century-old treasure from one of Iran's most prolific and historic weaving centers.

Maison Jansen’s client list included the Kennedy White House, the Shah of Iran, and European royal families, cementing its legacy as a global tastemaker.

Technique: Copper engraving with original hand color Maker: European School, circa 1749 Keyword block (important for reach): Persia, Persian costume, Safavid, Middle East, Iran, Isf...

Keywords: Ancient Persia, Persian Empire, Persia map, Iran, Iraq, Mesopotamia, Babylon, Persepolis, Susa, Ecbatana, Arabia, Persian Gulf, Caspian Sea, Parthia, Media, Carmania, Gedro...

In this listing you will find a striking and authentic Baluch double saddlebag (khorjin), handwoven in the late 19th to early 20th century, likely in the regions spanning northeaster...

Details Type: Persian Sarouk rug Origin: Iran (Persia) Date: 1920s Material: Wool Construction: Handmade / hand-knotted Shape: Rectangular Color palette: Red field with navy, ivory, ...

The composition presents an expansive view of Central and Western Asia, encompassing Persia (modern Iran), Georgia, Afghanistan, and the vast regions historically referred to as “Ind...

Blaeu Map of Persia, Caspian Sea & Arabia, Hand Colored, c.1642 Description: A richly detailed and highly decorative 17th-century map of Persia (modern-day Iran) and the surrounding...

The composition covers a vast geographical area, including Persia (modern-day Iran), Georgia, Armenia, and extending eastward into Tartary and Central Asia.