Safavid Carpet

In a design derived from the famous Ardebil Safavid carpets, the round straw medallion shows a

nobles. The special design and color of this carpet are specifically inspired by the Safavid carpets of

Sarouks. Tabriz rugs capture the sophistication and refinement of classical Safavid carpets of the 18th

of this rug is from early Safavid carpets from 16th century Persia. The design is a combination of

and the border pattern can be related to 16th and 17th-century Safavid carpets. This design was made

and the border pattern can be related to 16th and 17th-century Safavid carpets. This design was made

-called vase-technique carpets represented the triumph of Safavid workshop weaving in the seventeenth

of Persian carpet weaving and craftsmanship during the Safavid period. Today, they are prized by

Discover an exquisite, rare Safavid Kirman 'Vase-Technique' Carpet, handwoven in Eastern Turkiye

Experience the luxurious beauty of this handwoven oriental rug featuring a stunning historical vase-technique design. The unique 'Vase'-technique group showcases intricate weaving wi...

Mid-17th Century Persian Safavid Isfahan Carpet 10'8" x 26'4" - 325 x 803 Mid-17th Century

The source of the carpet comes from the book Orient Star – a carpet collection, E. Heinrich

Safavid carpet weaving. During the reign of Shah Abbas Isfahan became the capital of Persia and the royal

Woven from an original, authentic antique Persian rug design, this silk carpet reflects a unique

Kermanshah rug stands as a commanding testament to the Safavid revival movement of the late 19th century, a

is a cultivated homage to the intellectual and artistic brilliance of Safavid court design, drawing

This Persian Kermanshah carpet features a Safavid Dynasty design and was created with a cotton warp

Antique Turkish Tuduc rug, Country of Origin: Turkey, Circa date: 1900. Size: 6 ft 4 in x 11 ft (1.93 m x 3.35 m).

Woven from an authentic and original antique Persian rug design, this luxurious silk carpet

ancient Persian garden while echoing the regal traditions of Safavid artistry. Woven in a palette of warm

:: Covered field in palmettes floral cross sections, lotus flowers and more, inspired by Safavid

vintage Persian Tabriz palace-size rug draws its inspiration from the legendary Ardabil carpet of the

carpets of the Safavid period. Colors and shades include: Powder blue, sky blue, terracotta, navy blue

:: Covered field inspired by a Safavid period vase carpet of centuries prior. Covered field of

from 17th century Safavid 'Vase' carpets from southeast Persia, migrating north as Shah Abbas began

Ardabil carpet from the Safavid dynasty, this hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Kerman rug is poised to

a glorious Persianate design derived 17th century Tree carpets of the Safavid period. The soft rust

77744 vintage Persian Tabriz Palace rug 12'06 x 19'01. Inspired from The Ardabil Carpet from the

asymmetrical or Persian knot. Safavid-period Kashan carpets were often silk, with gold and silver threads woven

classical grandeur of Safavid court carpets. The design is open yet dense, free yet measured—a perfect

elevated the city into a center of court-sponsored textile arts. Safavid-era Kashan carpets—many now

descendant of the 16th and 17th-century Safavid court carpets, symbolizing the "Vessel of Abundance" and the

, appearing in Persian paintings, book covers, and of course within the magnificent carpets of the Safavid

course within the magnificent carpets of the Safavid court, from which it is probable that Caucasian

magnificent carpets of the Safavid court, from which it is probable that Caucasian ‘Dragon’ carpets were

Early 20th Century Persian Tabriz Carpet with Mostoufi Pattern ( 11' 6" x 16' - 350 x 485 cm

: Sickle-leaf carpets from the Safavid era are celebrated for their complex designs and exceptional

the lattice ‘vase’ carpets of Safavid Persia is clearly stated, the palmettes being transferred into

. This design derives from 17th-century Safavid Vase carpets and is one of the most coveted designs for

60936 distressed antique Persian Kerman rug with The Ardabil Carpet design 09'10 x 13'02

the most celebrated masterpieces in textile history—the Ardabil carpet of the Safavid dynasty

is derived from the fine Isfahan carpets of the Safavid period. Agras represent the pinnacle of the

court carpets of the Safavid Dynasty. Many of the designs created during this time would become the

-Persian inspiration in pure silk. The floral decorative style refers to the carpets of the Safavid period

the great court carpets of Safavid Persia. The intricate drawing, balanced proportions, and harmonious

homage to the opulent designs of 16th-century Safavid-era Persian carpets. Featuring an expansive "sickle

, and garnet red. The border, which echoes the grandeur of 17th-century Safavid court carpets, is

sophistication and refinement of the classical Safavid Court carpets. A beautiful border surrounding the jewel

carpets of Safavid Iran and Ottoman Turkey, the Hereke workshops maintained a gold standard of design and

botanical design reminiscent of 16th-century Safavid court carpets. This vintage masterpiece features a soft

of 16th and 17th-Century classical carpets of the Safavid era, and may ultimately reveal the source

, once produced the fine court carpets of the Safavid Dynasty. They remained a center for weaving fine

scrolling palmettes, which is derived from the fine Esfahan carpets of the Safavid period. Agras represent

spent time there in exile. He was amazed at the court carpets of the Safavid Empire and decided to bring

Safavid court carpets while embracing the quiet sophistication of relaxed refinement. At its heart, an

embodies Rustic and Relaxed Federal style. Inspired from the Ardabil carpet from the Safavid dynasty, the

patrons of the Safavid and Qajar courts, Kashan carpets remain a symbol of cultivated taste and enduring