Vintage Persian Feraghan Rug, circa 1930 8'7" x 19'9".

Kirman is the capital of the province in south Persia of the same name. Situated 2000 meters above sea level. As elsewhere in Persia carpet weaving declined during the 18th century a...

Vintage oversize Kerman rug, circa 1940. This dramatic looking oversize Kerman has a central soft plum field containing a floral design medallion all e...

A wonderful and hard to find size for this vintage circa 1940s handwoven Persian Feraghan runner. The deep navy blue field filled with detailed floral ...

This antique Sarouk Feraghan has a bold look. The navy field filled with trailing floral designs is enclosed by four guard borders and a main border in...

Vintage Persian Gabbeh Rug 8’7” x 11’9”. The wool pile rugs, usually scatter formats, woven by the Qashghai tribes of SW Persia (Fars Province), in moderate weave, uncluttered geomet...

Antique Persian Feraghan rug, circa 1890 10'2 x 13'3. This beautiful piece is on the rarer side having a lighter field color and deeper accents. It makes it easy work with, adding color and character and brightness to any room. Now in Markazi Province, west Persia, the Feraghan district has woven a variety of styles and textures from good to truly exceptional quality from the 18th century onwards. The most recognizable are the dark blue gallery...

Antique Persian Feraghan rug, circa 1890. Fereghan in west Persia came to prominence in the 18th century under the rule of Shah Nadir who exerted an influence on its weaving and prod...

Kerman rugs are Persian rugs that originate from the city of Kerman in southeastern Iran. These rugs are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, intricate designs, and luxuriou...