Antique Persian Camel Hair Bakshaish Area Rug 4'6x6'6

Antique Persian Bakshaish rug, 13' x 17'6. This is a truly unique, extremely imaginative NW Persian rustic carpet with a sky/land/water iconography. The two species of birds, larger ...

Antique Persian Bakshaish rug 4'8 X 7'4". Although there is no town of Bakshaish in the Heriz weaving area, the term has been applied to those antique rugs & carpets from the later 1...

Antique Persian Serab camel hair runner, circa 1880. A delightful Serab runner, circa 1880. hand knotted using camel hair wool that creates a soft and lustrous look and feel to the r...

Antique Persian Malayer Area rug, measures 3'6 X 5'. Rugs from Malayer, east of Hamadan, could be considered top quality Hamadan’s and they share sim...

Antique Persian Malayer Area rug, 4'6 x 6'5. Malayer rugs comes from west Persia near Hamadan woven in a range of medallion and all-over designs they have a wonderful style that make...

Antique Persian Heriz Area rug 10'8 X 13'5. The Heriz district of NW Persia has been weaving carpets for over a century, with geometric designs and tonalities ranging from mellow to ...

A lovely example of a camel wool handwoven Serab runner. The camel main ground with a central medallion surrounded by a main border in soft blues. The detail in the design has been c...

Antique Bakhshayesh measures 11'4'' x 17'2''.

78085 antique Persian Bakshaish rug 11'04 x 15'00. Imbued with austere elegance, earthy hues and rustic sensibility, this hand-knotted w...

An early 20th century Persian Bakshaish Rug containing a spiraling all-over design on an orange-colored ground with stunning predominant blue and camel accents. 7'9'' x 9'8'' Bakshaish weavers employed both soft orange and soft blue accents for the base color of the field, with the use of ivory or camelhair grouns being particularly rare and beloved. Exceptional blues are a hallmark of these antique Bakshaish rugs with this being a fine example. Muted salmons, rich corals, greens and yellow accents can also be found e. Antique Bakshaish carpets have a structure similar to others of the Heriz group, although their weave is usually somewhat finer and patterns are more tribal. There are no so many authentic Bakshaishs around today as they are one of the more sought after decorative and collectible persian rugs.

Camel field 19th century Persian Bakshaish rug featuring an all-over motif design on a camel field surrounded by multiple borders. 7'7'' x 9'4'' Bakshaish carpets are some of the most highly sought after and elite carpets produced in the 19th century, the weaving region being well known for producing visually striking adaptions of traditional Persian geometric styles and tribal patterns. This exquisite example showcases the artistic ingenuity and geometric patterning that set a highly collectible Bakshaish carpet apart from the rest, displaying a boldly done freehand version of the traditional “Tree of Life” motif. The all-over geometric interpretation of the “Tree of Life” design with freehand drawing of the field’s pattern hides many surprises that will appear on closer inspection, much to the delight of art connoisseurs. The bright color palate create a visually pleasing balance and continuity that elevates the artistic impact of the rug. Antique Bakshaish carpets such as this one are extremely hard to find, making this one-of-a-kind room size piece highly desirable, particularly given that is still in very good condition. Bakshaish rugs of this caliber are often used strategically as horizontal art...

76654 Antique Persian Malayer Carpet Runner with Camel Hair, 03'05 x 20'05. Persian Malayer carpet runners are long, narrow rugs handcrafted in the city of Malayer, located in wester...