19th Century Persian Kerman Lavar Area Rug in Ivory Field

A beautiful Kerman Lavar rug with a central medallion design from the late 1800s in pale yellow, red and black colors. The main field is in a pale yellow color with the corner spandrels in red. The rug has a floral design in red, pale yellow, light blue, and cream colors. The border is in a pale yellow/cream color with flower design throughout. There is a central medallion in red and black colors. Lavar is a village near the city of Kerman on the edge of the great desert in South East Persia. Lavar carpets are world-renowned for their beauty in design and colors used which this carpet well represents. The village of Kerman is located at the edge of the great desert in SE Persia and was on the ancient silk road. It is known for some of the most beautiful and colorful rugs that were woven in Persia. The weavers used the color and flower designs in rugs to bring some color and nature’s beauty to the dry desert environment that they lived in. Dimensions: 4’ 3” x 5’ 11” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and use #Antique Kerman Rugs #Persian Kerman Rugs #Kerman Carpets #Vintage Kerman Rugs #Kerman Vase Carpets #Kerman Lavar #Antique Lavar Rugs #Persian Kerman Lavar #Antique Persian Lavar #Vintage Persian Kerman #Kerman Carpet #Antique Tree of Life Rug #Sickle Leaf Vase Kerman...

This finely hand-knotted Persian Bidjar area rug from the first quarter of the 20th century features a beautifully detailed allover "Golfarang" floral pattern set against a soft pale yellow field. The floral motifs are delicately rendered in shades of pink, ivory, red, baby blue, and green, creating a rich, harmonious composition. The navy blue primary border provides an elegant frame, adorned with stylized blossoms in complementary hues of red, pink, and baby blue. Renowned for their exceptional durability and dense construction, Bidjar rugs are often referred to as "The Iron Rugs of Persia." This piece exemplifies that reputation with its high knot count, robust weave, and timeless design. Ideal for interior designers, collectors, or those seeking a luxurious antique textile to enrich traditional or transitional spaces, this vintage Bidjar rug offers both beauty and lasting quality. Dimensions: 5’ 3” x 8’ 8” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Persian Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation with natural vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 1882 vintage Persian rug, antique Bidjar rug, Persian Bidjar floral rug, pale yellow Persian rug...

This hand-knotted wool rug is an exquisite antique from the 1900s. Its enchanting floral design in multiple colors gracefully adorns a rich red background, making it a timeless addit...

Antique Kashan carpets are among the finest Persian rugs. They are woven in workshops of the city of Kashan, in north central Iran. Kashan was a hub of silk production since the Safavid dynasty, and has created some of the highest quality Persian silk rugs. During the latter part of the 19th century, weavers also began to produce high quality wool rugs and carpets, continuing the high standards of technique and design of the Safavid era. Among the best Kashan carpets are Mohtasham rugs. They are commonly referred to Kashan-Mohtasham rugs and they frequently have deep and rich color palette. This is an exquisite example of a Silk Mohtasham...