Antique Fine Qashqai Carpet

:: Triple center medallions in hook and latch relief detailing on the perimeter. Herati style serrated leaves covering throughout. Colors and shades include: Sapphire blue, chestnut ...

Repeating covered field in a phenomenal range of color botehs in staggered rows in alternating direction. Very unusual and unique dynamic for type and age! Colors and shades include: Navy blue, ivory, madder root red, cochineal red, sapphire blue, coffee brown, dusty pale saffron yellow, antique ivory, and more. Condition notes: Even wear across to knot heads with faint foundation showing through. Most of the original side cord selvages are intact or restored. Fully secured sides and ends. Couple of small blemishes on the reverse side which does not translate to anything of significance, likely remnants of an old pad. Minor loss to one end and some oxidation to the darker shades which has contributed to slight recess of the pile. Recently professionally cleaned ready for in-home use! Many years of enjoyment to come with this hand knotted Persian Bijar carpet...

Covered field of palmettes and lotus flowers accented by expressive floral arabesques interconnected by scrolling vinery and minor blossoms. Reminiscent in color as Kerman, but a Tab...

:: Scrolling hook and latch elongated vined medallions with interior floral top views atop a covered field of serrated leaves, blossoms, and even a couple of human figures. Main bord...

Antique Qashqai Carpet Qashqai rugs have always been sought after in the West by collectors. They possess a certain timeless charm. Tribal piec...

The Ghashghai nomads are found in the Fars province in the southwest of Iran. They move twice a year, between the winter pasture near the Persian Gulf and the summer pasture up in th...

An unusually large antique Qashqai carpet, hand woven by the eponymous nomadic tribe circa 1920. The design features 3 small medallions on a te...

The Qashqai are a tribal federation living in southwestern Persia/Iran along the Zagros Mountains, mostly in the Fars and Khuzestan Provinces. The women in this tribe have long had a...