Safavid Carpet

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

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

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...

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

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).

Inspiration This carpet is inspired by a remarkable Persian prayer rug design preserved in the collection of

Inspiration This carpet is inspired by a remarkable Persian prayer rug design preserved in the collection of

Isfahan Carpet – New Julfa Design – Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Safavid Isfahan Carpet – New

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

Kerman Vase Carpet – Arabesque Design Inspired by a 17th Century Safavid Masterpiece Origin and

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

Kerman Vase Carpet – Arabesque Design Inspired by a 17th Century Safavid Masterpiece Origin and

, 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

palace-size rug draws its inspiration from the legendary Ardabil carpet of the Safavid dynasty—one of the

Inspired by the legendary Safavid Polonaise carpets of 17th-century Persia, this rug is a refined

the tradition of the greatest Ottoman and Safavid court carpets. The black-ground border is the rarest

"European Design Carpet From The Safavid Empire" This is an antique European Tetex rug woven in

This Persian Safavid Isfahan was woven in the 1990s in Iran to replicate a 17th century Safavid rug

This is a Persian Safavid Isfahan rug made in the late 1990s in the style of a 17th century Isfahan

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

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

Isfahan Persian carpet 400 X 260 cm million knots per m2 Hand-knotted Persian carpet in top

design, drawing from Classical Persian carpets of the Safavid era. Its vegetable dyed colours include

Safavid mythology. This carpet is best to be displayed on a wall in the most prominent place in your home

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

Mugal and Safavid carpets of the classical era. A grand scalloped medallion filled with cloudband

This Persian Bakhtiari carpet illustrates a Safavid Dynasty design and consists of a handspun, hand

seventeenth-century, lac-ground Isfahan carpets of the Safavid era. While the color palette and style of

A classical Persian medallion carpet,featuring 16 ogee palmettes, influenced by carpets from the

, Kerman has been a major center for the production of high-quality carpets. The so-called Vase Carpets of

Bakhtiari is inspired by the great Safavid court carpets of seventeenth-century Persia. At the center a

Colorful early 20th century Persian Petag Tabriz based on designs found in 16th century Safavid

the later nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Inspired by the court carpets of Safavid Iran and

Safavid tradition of hunting carpets. The outer frame is in camel hair wool, as it's typical for the rugs

major center for the production of high-quality carpets. The so-called Vase Carpets of the Safavid

Recalling the great court carpets of the Safavid era, a classic Persian garden or paradise scene

production of high-quality carpets. The so-called Vase Carpets of the Safavid period are among the greatest

of a specific group of 17th century Safavid weavings known as vase carpets. The rich and warm

A rare and beautiful fragment of an important Persian carpet of the Safavid period, distinguished

for the production of high-quality carpets. The so-called Vase Carpets of the Safavid period are among