Dark Brown Handmade Carpet Balouch Area Rug, Persian Wool Zig Zag Vintage Rugs

This traditional Balouch carpet area rug was woven by hand in the 1960s. The main design features reapeatative vase of flowers with unique colour combination and diffrent animals aro...

This elegant traditional Bukhara carpet area rug was woven by hand in the 1930s. The main design features repeat pattern which is created by large scale geometric patterns, woven in ...

This traditional Qashqai carpet area rug was woven by hand in the 1950s. The main medallion design features geometric Pattern and reapeatative small plants and flowers with unique colour combination and diffrent abstracted animals around it , woven in multicolour on a rich red background. This is then evolved by a highly-decorative repeat pattern borders in ivory and blue. Suitable for both modern and traditional interiors. Handmade with the finest hand-spun wool and cotton. The fantastic colors come from natural dyeing techniques, using organic vegetable dyes. Intricate hand knotted designs tell stories through design and colour. Style this handwoven wool rug in any room for a tasteful, colorful addition. Suitable for use as a bedroom rug, living room rug or entranceway rug. Handmade Carpet Tribal Qashqai Rug...

This vintage carpet is an Indian Ziegler rug woven by hand with fine wool and cotton. The design has been woven with a luxurious brown background with accents of cream, beige and ora...

A 3rd quarter of the 20th Century Persian Gabbeh rug with a wavy zig-zag design size 3' 5" x 4' 6" (104 x 137 cm).

Persian Balouch Accent Size rug from the 2nd quarter of the 20th century in blue, brown and sand tones Measures: 3'11'' x 6'9''.

Ashly Fine Rugs presents a 1930s Antique Persian Pahlavi Tabriz 10x14 Wool Handmade Rug. Tabriz is a northern city in modern-day Iran and has forever been famous for the fineness and...

An antique Persian Mashad large area rug handmade during the early 20th century in golden brown. It has a slightly weathered and distressed appeal, but...