Vase Carpet

Stunning antique Indian Agra 19th century vase carpet in teal background, rug / HAS-5488, Agra vase

The Kerman Vase-Technique Carpet by Ararat Rugs is a distinguished creation inspired by the

The Kerman Vase-Technique Carpet by Ararat Rugs is a distinguished creation inspired by the

The Kerman Vase-Technique Carpet by Ararat Rugs is a distinguished creation inspired by the

depth and dimension to the piece. The specific design, known as the "Persian vase" or "vase carpet

The Kerman Vase-Technique Carpet by Ararat Rugs is a distinguished creation inspired by the

Vase Carpets. The upper border is missing in the collection, and we interpreted the complete design of

76886 Antique Persian Kashan Vase Rug with Traditional Style 04'04 x 06'05. Vibrant colors with

classical "Vase" carpet design in red and blue. Measures: 9' 5" x 12' 1".

pattern of dark brown outlined palmettes derived distantly from the ubiquitous "Vase carpet" design. The

An antique Persian Tabriz carpet from the early 20th century. This modified “Vase carpet” pattern

. This is a large and brilliantly colored, derivation from a vase carpet, an 18th-century rug from the

The warm old ivory field displays a brown outlined "Vase carpet" pattern of ragged and petal

. 110, ill. This is a vase technique with rows of flowers carpet designed in the 17th century from the

:: Oversize palmettes and vase motifs with asymmetric design character in alternating singular

Persian 7’ by 10’ format, here in an urban weave of a boldly drawn “Vase carpet” pattern with a central

size. The design of this rug takes inspiration from 17th-century Persian vase carpets woven during the

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

An antique Turkish Oushak large carpet. This attractive west Anatolian workshop carpet artistically

colors and reduce the pattern, resulting in a partial light blue rosette border and flickering "Vase

Arabesque and Vase Carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

and Vase Carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

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

"Vase carpet"-derived pattern of slanted and upright oval palmettes, irises and large ogival vinery

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

century "Vase carpets". Narrow abrashing sand border with rosettes. Semi-geometric with a reduced palette

A classical 17th century "Vase carpet" design of palmettes and underlying vinery trellis is

and vase carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

Arabesque and Vase Carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

; and the banded round tilted palmettes from the “Vase” carpets. The straw border shows a tendril with

Vintage Persian Tabriz Rug 6'8'' x 9'7''. The abrashed pale blue ground features a "Vase carpet

design in the style of certain 17th century “Vase carpets”. The compartments show various bud arrays

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

and Vase Carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

This is a particularly bold and well-rendered close-up of a 17th century “Vase carpet” design on a

In a modified, Persianate “Vase carpet” design of oblique, banded oval palmettes, petal palmettes

masterpiece pays visual homage to the legendary “Sickle-Leaf Vase Carpet”—also known as the William Clark

Arabesque and Vase Carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

and Vase Carpets brought to perfection during the time of Shah Abbas the Great. The only element

“Vase Carpet” one-way pattern of lazy, tilted and upright petal and oval palmettes, volute racemes, iris

vase design inspired by 17th century Kirman vase carpets, the carpet has a very soft colour palette

this NW Persian city scatter. This is really a miniature “Vase carpet” Tabriz. Palmettes and flower

century Kerman "Vase carpet" pattern is the ultimate pattern source. Good condition.

well-delineated allover “Vase Carpet” pattern with a wide range of palmettes. The extended navy corners

century Kerman "Vase carpets", even to the straw half-vases along the sides, and including all the other

pattern reminiscent of Arts and Crafts interpretations of classic Kerman 17th century “Vase Carpet

, James D. Burns, 2002 nr.42. This is a beautiful urban-produced, later example of the vase design carpets

classical Caucasian carpets of the 17th and early 18th centuries can be traced back to the ‘Vase’ carpets of

early 18th centuries can be traced back to the ‘Vase’ carpets of the 17th century. The lattice used in

can be traced back to the 'Vase' carpets of the 17th century. The lattice used in these carpets itself

Kerman province. This particular style was often called “vase carpet” for its depiction of flower vases

traced back to the ‘vase carpets’ of the 16th and 17th centuries. It is unusual for a Persian carpet, or

precision, the carpet features a rare and highly desirable allover vase design—a hallmark of the most sought

century “Vase” carpets. As carpets in museums were published, Kerman created attractive interpretations

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

of Isfahan and Vase carpet elements. Heriz weavers used straight lines, and Tabriz's patterns are