Vintage Persian Khorassan in Floral Pattern in Navy, Turquoise, Pink, Yellow

Room Size Persian Khorassan in a floral design with a central medallion from the early 1900s. The design is set in a rich crimson red field color. The main design consists of flowe...

A Hand-Knotted Persian Bidjar in allover "Golfarang" floral pattern in pale yellow, navy blue, and red from the 1st quarter of the 1900s. The Bidjar has a pale yellow field color wi...

A beautiful and rare round shaped Persian Tabriz area rug in floral pattern from the 4th quarter of the 1900s . The field is pale pink with flowers and...

Vintage Persian Yazd rug in a floral pattern in Brick Red, Navy, Blue, Ivory from the mid 1900s. The was was woven at the "Sherkat Farsh" workshop which is known for very high-qu...

This magnificent deep purple color antique Persian Khorassan rug in an allover pattern is a masterpiece of breathtaking splendor. IThis tone of deep purple or eggplant color is very rare and extremely attractive and desirable. The rich purplish tone of the background is beautifully adorned with floral renderings in subtle shades of soft sandy yellow, rustic light blue, pastel magenta, and navy blue. The rug is in the style of the famous 1600s rug known as William Clark's "Kerman Vase Carpet'' also referred to as the "Sickle-Leaf Vase" rug sold by Sotheby's for $33.8 million which is the record price for the most expensive rug ever sold. Dimensions: 11’ x 19’ 6” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation with vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use Vintage Khorassan Rugs, Vintage Khorassan Carpets, Vintage Persian Khorassan, Antique Khorassan Carpets, Antique Persian Khorassan, Antique Persian Rugs, Large Persian Khorassan Carpets, Antique Rug, Antique Carpets, Vintage Carpets, Vintage Persian Carpets, Vintage Oriental Rugs, Antique Hand Woven Rugs, Vintage Medallion Rugs, Antique Handmade Rugs, Vintage Hand-Knotted Rugs, Antique Large Persian Rugs...

Vintage Persian Kashan area rug in a classic medallion floral pattern from the mid 1900s. The rug comes in a beautiful rich red color field with a central medallion and a dark blue b...

Ice blue ornate sweeping floral pattern Khorassan Vintage Persian rug, rug 17-1105 , country of origin / type: Iran / Khorassan, circa 1920 This spectacular vintage Persian Khoras...

Ornate floral pattern Khorassan antique Persian rug in burgundy and grey, rug ema-7514, country of origin / type: Iran / Khorassan, circa 1920. This spectacular antique Persian Khor...

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1890-1900, this 3x4 antique Khorassan rug is a collectible piece from the Persian curations by Rug & Kilim. On the Design: This scatter rug enjoys a ri...

76481 Vintage Persian Khorassan Rug Runner, 03'09 x 11'07. Persian Khorassan carpet runners, originating from the Khorasan region of Iran, represent a pinnacle of traditional handwoven craftsmanship, renowned globally for their exceptional quality and luxurious design. These long and narrow rugs, tailored for hallways, corridors, or stair runners, epitomize the rich artistic heritage of Khorassan, characterized by intricate floral motifs, elaborate patterns, and vibrant color combinations. Crafted using time-honored techniques passed down through generations, Khorassan carpets boast not only stunning beauty but also remarkable durability. Treasured by collectors and enthusiasts alike, these carpets transcend mere functionality, serving as cherished works of art capable of elevating the ambiance of any space with their timeless allure and exquisite craftsmanship.​ Bold and vibrant, this hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Khorassan runner...

Khorassan is in northeastern Persia. Starting in the later 19th century Khorassan became a center for the production of high quality room-sized carpets. Mashad a city in the Khorassa...

Khorassan is in northeastern Persia. Starting in the later 19th century Khorassan became a center for the production of high quality room-sized carpets. Mashad a city in the Khorassa...