Antique Hand-Knotted Khorassan Rug – Persian Lattice Pattern

This antique Tabriz rug is a striking example of Persian artistry, featuring an elaborate floral field in a deep rust-red hue, intricately woven with delicate ivory, soft blue, and m...

This antique Kars rug features a striking tribal geometric design, woven in a warm palette of sandy beige, soft ivory, and subtle accents of muted blue. The structured composition is...

Antique Persian Khorassan Rug, 19th Century Khorosan, a major Persian cultural center and home to renowned classical poets such as Omar Khayam and Ferdosi is less known as a major w...

A spectacular antique 4x6 Hereke rug of hand-knotted silk and metal yarns, originating from Turkey circa 1910-1920. Enjoying a subtle pink accent atop beige-brown colorways, complementing a unique series of geometric and pictorial allusions. Further on the design: The natural sheen of the silk and metallic yarns lends a luxurious play of the light to this unique, sophisticated colorway pallet. Furthermore the luster highlights the soothing repetition of patterns both in the border and repeating pictorial field figures. Connoisseurs may note these intriguing symbols resemble classic bird depictions with a variety of cultural interpretations. A pleasing marriage of sophistication, detail, and comfort among antique Hereke rugs...