Iranian Antique

Handmade in Northwest Iran, it reflects traditional Caucasian motifs.

Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand color Maker: Wilkinson, London, 1827 Keyword block (important places and regions visible on the map): Europe, Asia, Africa, Medit...

Centered on present-day Iran, the map stretches from the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and the Caspian Sea to the frontiers of India and Tartary, and from the Russian steppe in...

Baluch rugs, named after the nomadic people who weave them across the Afghanistan-Iran border region, are celebrated for their distinctive dark color palettes, geometric motifs, and ...

Key Information: Type: Area Rug / Hand-Knotted Style: Mazlahan, Tribal, Geometric Origin: Persia (Iran), Hamadan Region Age/Circa: Antique, Circa 1920s Material: 100% Wool Pile ...

The Minai technique, also known as the 'seven colours' technique, emerged in Iran in the 12th Century and was accompanied by a revolutionary development that enabled potters to paint...

Persian Tabriz rugs are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship and intricate designs, originating from the historic city of Tabriz in northwest Iran. These rugs often feature d...

They are not the highest quality in terms of antique rugs since the knot count are lower than the antique rugs made originally in Iran. Oushak carpets are very desirable because of t...

Antique Persian Serab rugs, woven in the Serab region of northwestern Iran, are distinguished by their elongated shapes, making them ideal for hallways and runners.

Karabakh rugs hail from the mountainous region along the modern-day border of Iran and the South Caucasus. These pieces are traditionally woven by Armenian and Azerbaijani artisans, ...

Additionally, the firm worked for (to do a little name-dropping on their behalf) King Leopold II of Belgium, King William III of the Netherlands, and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor,...

Essential Product Details (Text Format) Origin: Kashan, Persia (Iran) Age: Antique, circa 1920s Style: Pictorial / Figurative Kashan Condition: Good antique condition, consistent ...

These types of artefacts are today coveted collector’s items, capable of telling us about the habits and customs of the populations who wove them in the various territories of Iran, ...

Kalamkari is a form of Persian woodblock printed textile that originates from Esfahan in central Iran over 400 years ago. The city of Esfahan is, and has been for centuries, the cen...

Originating from the Hamadan region in Persia (modern-day Iran), Malayer rugs are admired for their perfect balance of tribal charm and refined craftsmanship.

Keivan Woven Arts/ rug/AVI-0704, country of origin / type: Iran / Agra, circa 1900. This exquisite Antique Indian Agra rug is a masterful display of refined craftsmanship, featuring...

Tappeto persiano di probabile manifattura Baluch, annodato a mano nella prima metà del Novecento (anni '30-'50), proveniente dall’area orientale dell’Iran, al confine con l’Afghanist...

They are not the highest quality in terms of antique rugs since the knot count are lower than the antique rugs made originally in Iran. Oushak carpets are very desirable because of t...

This beautiful carpet was hand woven in Iran and has a 100% wool pile based on a cotton foundation.

Antique Persian Bibikabad rugs and carpets are from western Iran near Hamadan and employ the Turkish knot and have designs similar to those of Malayer rugs, but often in larger sizes.

The Shah Savan are a confederation of Turkic-speaking tribes located mainly in the north-west of Iran and in various areas including Moghan, Hastrud, Veramin and other Persian locali...

Persian Kurdish rugs are handwoven masterpieces crafted by Kurdish weavers in western Iran. Known for their durability, rich colors, and intricate tribal patterns, these rugs often f...

Features Origin: Persiaa, Qajar dynasty Date: Late 19th Century Material: Silver or high-grade silver alloy (typical of Qajar engraved metalwork) Technique: Hand-engraved with figu...

Several carpet styles from contemporary northwestern Iran also fall largely into this bracket, such as the Ardabil rugs.

Several carpet styles from contemporary northwestern Iran also fall largely into this bracket, such as the Ardabil rugs.

Among their most famous commissions were projects for European royalty, the Shah of Iran, and Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration.

They are much stronger and durable than Traditional Kilims woven in Turkey and Iran.

This petite early 20th-century Persian Baluch rug is a striking example of tribal craftsmanship, woven by the Baluch people, a semi-nomadic group native to the border regions of east...

It was equally valued in Persia (modern-day Iran), where it symbolized heaven and was often used in elaborate inlay work.

One is currently in a Museum in Tehran, Iran. The Shah of Iran bought it for his country and is on public display.

Key Features Origin: Sultanabad, Persia (modern-day Iran) Design: All-over floral with palmettes and medallions Material: 100% hand-spun wool for softness and durability Colors: Red ...

Smith was born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and after attending Brown University and MIT, he studied art at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and traveled worldwide studying and painting...

Keywords: Asia, Azië, Siberia, Russian Empire, China, Qing Empire, Mongolia, Tibet, Manchuria, Japan, Edo, Tokyo, Korea, India, British India, Punjab, Bengal, Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi...

Keivan Woven Arts / rug 19-0804, country of origin / type: Iran / Kilim, circa 1900 Vibrant and full of character, this antique Caucasian gallery Kilim runner showcases a captivati...

La tipologia di tappeti Tabriz è una delle tipologie più prestigiose di tappeti persiani, provenienti dall'omonima città situata nella regione nord-occidentale dell'Iran. La manifatt...

Hailing from Persia or modern-day Iran, this genuine antique Persian Bidjar Runner rug is constructed with beautiful red and blue dyes.

Key Features: Origin: Persia (Iran) Type: Vintage Overdyed Dimensions: 8′5″ × 12′3″ (256 × 373 cm) Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool Technique: Hand-Knotted, Overdyed Finish Colors: Slat...

Crafted in 1910, this Azerbaijani rug, originating from the rich tradition of Persian rug weaving in the expansive region of Azerbaijan within Iran, boasts a captivating blend of Med...

Smith was born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and after attending Brown University and MIT, he studied art at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and traveled worldwide studying and painting...

Other territories such as Persia (Iran), the Ottoman provinces in Asia, Afghanistan, Siam (Thailand), Korea, and Japan are distinctly marked and shaded.

Issued as plate number 35 in the Atlas Universel, it offers a comprehensive depiction of Southern Asia, covering the Indian subcontinent as well as the adjoining regions of Persia (I...

Kashan, located in central Iran, was a prominent stop between Tehran and Isfahan, known for its textiles, tiles, and trading posts.

Persian Serab rugs, originating from the Serab region in northwestern Iran, are renowned for their durability and distinctive design.

Design & Craftsmanship Originating from the Lilihan region of Persia (modern-day Iran), this rug features a richly decorative floral designwith symmetrical arrangements of vines, pa...

It belongs to a distinguished set, with other examples housed in leading institutions: two in the National Museum of Iran (Tehran), two in The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), ...

Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico, Princess Maria Beatrice of Savoy, Barbara Hutton, the Shah of Iran, Bauhaus designer Michael van Buren, Robert Brady and David Alfaro Siqueiros were a...

The Baluchi people where a tribe of nomads that migrated from region near the Caspian sea to the area of southern Soviet central Asia, Afghanistan Khorasan province of Iran and Pakis...

Melas rugs are a type of Persian rug that originates from the Melas region in western Iran, near the city of Kermanshah. Known for their bold designs, rich colors, and high-quality w...

The city of Zanjan lies in the north-western area of Iran, this ancient city sprung up through salt mining in the area and was an important stop in the Silk Routes of Iran.

They are not the highest quality in terms of antique rugs since the knot count are lower than the antique rugs made originally in Iran. Oushak carpets are very desirable because of t...

This map focuses on the Parthian Empire, an ancient Iranian civilization that was a significant power in ancient Persia, rivaling the Roman Empire.

This unique piece, coming from the Ziegler region, one of the famous carpet production centers of Iran, attracts attention with its handcrafted workmanship and detailed motifs.

Champ des Morts, Ispahan – Antique Lithograph of the Cemetery at Isfahan, circa 1840 This atmospheric 19th-century lithograph titled Champ des Morts (Field of the Dead) presents a s...

Keivan Woven Arts / rug KBE-220101, country of origin / type: Iran / Caucasian Kazak, circa 1900. Measures: 3'5 x 10'3

Important early woodcut map of Persia, depicting the area of Mesopotamia, Armenia and the Gulf, to the Caspian and Carmania (Iran). Includes names of places and natural features.

**Khorasan:** A historical region that covers a large area in northeastern Iran. 3. **Fars:** A province in the southern part of Iran, historically significant as the birthplace of t...

Originating from the Herekeh region in northwestern Iran, these rugs are highly regarded for their luxurious texture and vibrant colors.

Probable production area: Eastern Iran or Central Asia. Estimated execution date: ca. 1750–1825. 5.

Persian Tabriz rugs are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship and intricate designs, originating from the historic city of Tabriz in northwest Iran. These rugs often feature d...

) * Tang Amphora This Tang Pottery amphora was made at a time when China was particularly influenced by metal-work and textiles, as well as other exotic objects from Central Asia,...