New Persian Isfahan Rug in Wool & Silk - Size: 5'3 X 3'8 Z514

Isfahan rugs are renowned for their exceptional quality, intricate designs, and rich cultural heritage. Handwoven in the historic city of Isfahan, these rugs feature a blend of luxur...

New Tabriz Rug in Wool and Silk 15'11 X 10'7 Key Details: Pile: Wool & Silk Foundation: Silk Origin: Tabriz Design: Golestan sadie Approximate Age: 25(NEW) Quality (KPI): 700 Condi...

Isfahan rugs are renowned for their exceptional quality, intricate designs, and rich cultural heritage. Handwoven in the historic city of Isfahan, these rugs feature a blend of luxurious wool and silk, creating a stunning contrast of texture and sheen. The intricate patterns are inspired by Persian art and architecture, with designs that showcase fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each rug is meticulously knotted by skilled artisans using natural dyes, resulting in vibrant, long-lasting colors. Perfect for adding elegance and sophistication to any space, they serve as both functional floor coverings and exquisite works of art. New Isfahan Rug...

Isfahan rugs are renowned for their exceptional quality, intricate designs, and rich cultural heritage. Handwoven in the historic city of Isfahan, these rugs feature a blend of luxurious wool and silk, creating a stunning contrast of texture and sheen. The intricate patterns are inspired by Persian art and architecture, with designs that showcase fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each rug is meticulously knotted by skilled artisans using natural dyes, resulting in vibrant, long-lasting colors. Perfect for adding elegance and sophistication to any space, they serve as both functional floor coverings and exquisite works of art. New Isfahan Rug...

Mid 20th Century Persian Isfahan Carpet ( 3 5" x 5'2" - 105 x 157 )

Antique Pictorial Esfahan Rug Late of 19th Century Picturial Esfahan Rug in Perfect Condition Size : 110 x 164 cm This extraordinary carpet will fascinate you with its intricate des...

Designs found in contemporary rugs from Isfahan in central Iran are based on those seen during the Safavid period (1501 - 1736 AD). The most popular pattern has a central circular m...

This recent finely woven scatter shows an unusual allover square four by six gridwork on an ecru field with various rose-driven bouquets in each reserve. Giant dark red cabbage roses...