Vintage Persian Qum Rug 4'6'' x 6'7''

Fine Vintage Persian Qum Rug 2'0" x 2'11''.

Antique Persian Qashqai Rug 4'0" x 5'5''. The best SW Persian, Fars Province nomadic rugs, mostly in scatter formats. Geometric Gabbehs, lion rugs, adapted Persian curvilinear styles...

Antique Persian Qashqai Rug 5'3" x 7’1". The best SW Persian, Fars Province nomadic rugs, mostly in scatter formats. Geometric Gabbehs, lion rugs, adapted Persian curvilinear styles....

Extremely Fine Persian Qum Rug 9'4'' x 11'9''. Fine to very finely woven, silk and wool rugs, mostly scatters, from the central Persian religious capital. Industry began in the 1930’...

Antique Persian Bidjar Rug, 7'9 x 12'2. iA lovely hand knotted Persian Bidjar rug. Renowned for their superb artistry, craftsmanship, and excellent material, and can be distinguished...

78187 Vintage Persian Silk Qum rug, 04'07 x 07'04. With its striking appeal and saturated red color palette, this hand-knotted silk vintage Persian Qum rug appears like a sumptuous Italian velvet, recalling the rich and luxurious design furnishings of a bygone era such as the reign of King James I...

Antique Khamseh Rug, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 4'3" W x 7'2" L Origin: Southwest Persia Period: Late 19th Century Rug ID: 19448

Vintage Persian Afshar rug carpet, 5'7 x 9'9. The antique tribal rugs of the Afshar tribe are woven primarily in southwest Persia and come in a bewildering variety of designs, some indigenous, some adapted from other tribes or urban sources. Normally they are in scatter sizes, 3-4 feet by 5-7 feet, with a few room size carpets. Afshar rugs may be symmetrically or asymmetrically knotted, on cotton or wool foundations. Similarly, the attractive color schemes range from light to dark, ivory to navy. The informal, but charming, patterns may be medallions, arabesques, allover textile designs or abstract geometric motives. A few Afshars are located in Azerbaijan province, northwest Persia. The Afshars originated in Central Asia and came to Persia in the 18th century with the conqueror Nader Shah.