Antique Persian Khorasan Carpet, circa 1930

Hand knotted in wool, this carpet was made in the town of Heriz located northwest of Iran. Heriz carpet structure consists of a single cotton warp and double cotton weft using Turkis...

Here is an attractive Persian antique Heriz with a tomato red field decorated by a center medallion and framed with a sky blue border.The moth shade guard borders are a notable featu...

A gem created in Iran's central north, this rug features the renowned Mina Khani design, on a light blue field with ivory border and two guard borders all decorated with small Rossetts. The " Mina Khani" design commonly found on a variety of Northwest Persian weaving, usually comprises two types of major flowerhead ornaments, one daisy-like and set at the intersections of a trellis, the other more ragged and stylized ,set within each compartment. White blossoms complete the pattern. This very fine Mina khani rug...

Handwoven in southern Persia this carpet is a beautiful example of Afshar tribe weaving. The solar Turkman gul dominate the center field surrounded with lots of tribal symbols. Th...

Most "American style" west Persian Sarouk carpets are red, but a few are navy, with the allover detached flower spray pattern invariant. Here a small medallion centres the pattern an...

His central Persian city carpet shows a subdued palette with a Shah 'Abbas design of palmettes, forked arabesques and rinceaux on a light buff ground. The main border is en suite in ...

Vintage Persian Tabriz rug carpet, circa 1930. The Persian carpet revival began in Tabriz circa 1870 and Tabriz carpet merchants were instrumental in the Renaissance of the craft thr...

Antique Persian Khorasan Rug 4’1” x 5’7”. The urban rugs made in the enormous NE Persian province (see also Meshed), with repeating patterns, long carpet formats (kellegis), soft woo...