Late of 19th Century Yellow Mahal Carpet - Antique Mahal Carpet

This elegant antique Mahal runner is an aesthetic masterpiece that has survived from the late 19th century to the present day. Masterfully woven in the Mahal region of Iran, this run...

This antique Tabriz carpet from the late 19th century is a work of art from one of the most glorious periods of Persian carpet weaving. Traditional red, blue and beige tones meet the...

This late 19th century antique Tabriz carpet is a rare piece that represents Iran’s deep-rooted carpet weaving tradition. In perfect harmony of blue and red tones, various floral mot...

This late 19th century antique Heriz carpet is a unique piece that reflects the rich weaving tradition and aesthetics of the Heriz region in northwestern Iran. Dominated by opulent r...

The Arak region in central Persia is generally accepted to have produced more large carpets than any other province in that country. During the second half of the nineteenth century,...

73381 Late 19th Century Antique Persian Mahal Rug, 10'04 x 17'08. A masterpiece of Persian artistry, this hand knotted wool Late 19th Century antique Mahal rug is a celebration of ba...

61115 Late 19th Century Distressed Antique Persian Mahal Rug, 11'09 x 15'08. Worn by time and softened by countless dawns, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Mahal rug from the Late 19th Century carries the ghostly grace of an heirloom remembered. Faintly traced across its gently distressed surface, a poetic lattice of Herati motifs hums beneath the antique-washed field—like a forgotten song whispered through garden walls. Its mellowed tones—earthy red, dusty taupe, sage, and loam—are brushed with the fading light of centuries, casting a warm, hushed serenity that calls to mind the ochre stones and sun-washed walls of Mediterranean villas and rustic Tuscan estates. At the heart of this tranquil expanse, a lozenge-shaped central medallion emerges, barely distinguishable yet striking in its quiet symmetry, flanked by corner spandrels that mirror its form and cradle hints of the Mina Khani design. The Mina Khani, with its circular rosettes and undulating vinework, suggests the movement of stars across an ancient sky, or a field of henna blossoms drifting in the breeze—feminine, rhythmic, and eternal. The whisper of this garden geometry unfurls with a sense of time slowed, drawing the eye deeper into its contemplative calm. Framing the softened field is a flowing botanical border, where curling tendrils and delicate floral sprays echo the timeless fertility of Persian design. This frame is further enriched by an inner and outer carnation meander guard band—each carnation a symbol of enduring love and layered protection, gently fencing this woven garden in quiet reverence. Though the outlines have blurred and the pigments have softened, every motif remains legible in spirit, revealing a masterful dance between dissolution and persistence. Ideal for interiors steeped in rustic refinement or Old World charm, this antique Persian Mahal rug brings a weathered elegance to any space it inhabits. From Mediterranean courtyards to Spanish haciendas, from Italian farmhouses...

Large Oversized Antique Ziegler Mahal Carpet, 19th Century Woven in central Persia as fine export pieces specifically for the European market during the late nineteenth century, Ziegler carpets are some of the most graceful weavings of the period. This distinctive, antique oversized carpet elegantly adapts a directional format more typically associated with smaller Persian prayer rugs...