Small Size Multicolored Antique Kurd

A magnificent antique Persian Bakhtiari rug featuring the classic "garden panel" design, composed of meticulously arranged compartments filled with floral, geometric, and symbolic m...

The beige border with square-centred stars stands out against the predominantly wine red, navy and dark green field pattern of a serrated vine and strongly hooked diamonds. The navy ...

The liver red field shows a three by three array of characteristic Yomud bagface guls quartered in orange-red and ecru, with secondary guls composed of five small squares in the inte...

From the golden age of rug craftsmanship comes this extraordinary antique carpet from 1920. Measuring 10' x 13'6", it entices collectors with its exceptional artistry. The fine weavi...

Allover repeating bird motif atop an unusual ivory ground buffered by an inner minor border of randomly alternating color fills in "barber pole" fashion. Colors and shades include: S...

Explore the legacy of Anatolian rugs, a term that encompasses the rich tapestry of carpets woven in Anatolia and its surrounding regions. Geographically, this area aligns with the hi...

:: Single column center medallion with reciprocating splayed halved medallions, all with arrowed finials and intricate stepped lightening contour with interior geometric blossomed co...

:: Triple column nuanced floral top views and pomegranate stylized minor medallions in a partial Veramin design motif. Wrapped by main border in sharp serrated leaves, minor germinating trefoil plants, and floral blossoms throughout. Phenomenal nuanced carpet with artistic merit found throughout in an early example not intended for export markets in the last quarter of the 19th century. All shades in gem tones of red and blue and earthen shades are all quite vivid and naturally derived. Colors and shades include: Brick red, cherry red, charcoal, chocolate brown, dusty rose pink, sapphire blue, ruby red, pale saffron yellow, burgundy wine red, copper, and more. Condition notes: Areas of pile, knot heads and foundation. Most of the original side cord selvages are intact or restored. Fully secured sides and ends. Some coarse hand overwrapped selvages. Several localized areas, approximately three by five inches to five by five inches of possible touch-ups and markering, mostly found within the dark border field, otherwise etched from mordants and dyes over time. Minor contouring consistent with rugs this type and age that are woven on a wooden loom with some areas of the width 3'7" compared to cited 3'10" within normal margins. Recently professionally cleaned ready for in-home use! Many years of enjoyment to come with this hand knotted Persian Kurdish Bijar...