Nain Rug 6'11'' x 10'5''

Nain Rug 8'3'' x 11'9''.

Production began in the 1930’s in the central Persian town of Nain, and this small scatter is characteristic of the very fine pieces from the 1960’s. The soft salmon-rose round octog...

Qom rugs (or Qum, Ghom, Ghum) are made in the Qom Province of Iran, around 100 km south of Tehran. Although rug weaving in Qom was not a major industry until the past 100 years, the ...

Persian Nain (Wool / Silk) Rug 12'9'' x 19'10''

Moderately coarse, this broadly drawn NW Persian rural piece shows a navy and red octogramme medallion with bold navy ragged petal palmette pendants, on the slightly soft tomato red ...

Antique Bidjar Rug 7'11'' x 10'6''. The coral tan field shows yen reversing, offset rows of geometric botehs. Red main strip style border with reversing triangular, fringed palmettes...

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of our Antique Persian Bijar Rug, a true masterpiece measuring 4'4" x 6'11" in excellent condition and fine quality. This rug boasts a stunn...

Circa: 1920’s Dimensions: 10’5 x 14’4 Material: 100% Wool Pile, Hand Knotted Design: Persian, Mahal Weave, Fine Kashan 11778 Persian rugs and carpets of various types were woven...

Antique Persian Sultanabad rug, circa 1890, measures: 10'5 x 14'2. The vast majority of Sultanabad carpets feature allover patterns on madder red grounds more or less of floral origin, and spaciously drawn with time-mellowed tones. Sultanabad's are the ultimate living room carpets, but are equally versatile in almost any room. Their mellow palettes make them welcoming and ultra-comfortable. Here a five-column pattern of round and laterally extended rosettes shows a distant connection to the popular Mina Khani rosette trellis pattern. The linked motives are detailed in light blue, cream, and salmon-buff on the warm madder red ground. The handsome pattern is not quite balanced, slightly sliding under the borders, and this gives it a mobility which, when in lesser hands, could have been all too rigid. This sort of subtle mobility cannot easily be duplicated in a factory carpet created from a rigorously preplanned design. Sultanabad The luminous cerulean indigo blue border is in the strip style, with the end borders running straight across, and the independent side strips filling in. Various rosettes and leaves create the pattern. As is characteristic of Sultanabad's, the plain outermost border repeats the field tone. This synchronicity is lost on the Mahals of the next generation. The weave is moderately coarse with a cotton foundation. The pile wool is softly resilient, and the knots are not strongly packed down. Sultanabad's are always in style and although many were woven, finding one in good condition is always a challenge. Sultanabad's usually run from 10 or 12 by 14 or 15, to 18 by 24...

Vintage oversize Persian Kerman rug, circa 1940. This large oversized rug is full of wonderful detail in the weaving, the ivory field with...

Typical Sarouk colors in this handmade rug, circa 1900s. The soft terracotta ground filled with floral designs is surrounded by a strong navy border that sets the rug of so well. Thi...

Large vintage Persian Tabriz rug, circa 1920. Size: 10'5 x 15'6.. Tabriz is the capital of the north-western province of Azerbaijan in Northwest Persia and for centuries has enjoyed ...