Antique Karadja Rug - 19th Century Karadja Rug

This late 19th-century antique Isfahan rug features deep red fielding and an intricate design adorned with vibrant colors. Central Design: The deep red central area is decorated wit...

This antique serapi carpet is a magnificent work that will allow you to establish a connection between art and history. This 19th-century rug is hand-woven with precision and care, w...

A beautiful antique Karadja rug, handwoven circa 1910 with a geometrical 3 medallion design on a terracotta field and deep indigo border. Fabulous seco...

Antique Caucasian Talish Rug, 19th Century The Talish, or Talysh, are an ethnic Iranian minority traditionally inhabiting the border region of Azerbaijan straddling Northwest Persia and the South Caucasus. While the vast majority of Talish pieces are thought to have been woven in the southeast Caucasus, there seems to be some diversity of weave within the group; a few seemingly early Talish design pieces have even been ascribed to weaving centers in neighboring Anatolia. This Talish rug, while using the eponymous rosette border and long and narrow format, is quite different than most of the type. A madder red main border is flanked by colorful blue and green guards...