28 x 14 ft Palace Size Rug in Style of Persian Tabriz by Djoharian Collection

A huge sized rug with design in style of Farahan. This beautiful rug was hand knotted to fit 21st century interior needs. The background is in an elegant blue gray beige color with f...

Djoharian Collection - Palatial oversized palace rug 25 x 22 ft from the movie Spencer 760 x 650 cm A beautiful 25 x 22 ft. contemporary transitional rug hand knotted with wool pile. This piece is the original set decoration for the living room from the movie "Spencer" with Kirsten Stewart. You can see it on the image in the product description (Image credits: Neon). Large hand knotted oversized contemporary Afghan Khan rug, made of hand spun sheep’s wool of the finest quality. It’s colored with organic vegetable dyes This contemporary rug has a 25 x 22 ft almost square size. A rug for many styles and rooms. Will work great with Traditional, Modern, This wonderful rug was featured in the movie SPENCER Spencer is a 2021 biographical movie directed by Pablo Larraín. The film stars Kristen Stewart...

Kazak Rug 8x10 ft Hand-Knotted Carpet from Afghanistan Afghan Kazak rug 8x10 ft - 250 x 300 cm in a subtle pattern and design - ideal for the living room or dining room. Manufactur...

Ziegler Mahal Rug – 545 x 396 cm (17.9 x 13 ft / 214 x 156 in) – Hand-knotted in Afghanistan Make a grand statement with this exceptional Ziegler Mahal rug, hand-knotted around the 1990 - 2000 in Afghanistan using traditional techniques and naturally dyed wool. With its impressive size of 545 x 396 cm (214 x 156 inches / 17.9 x 13 feet), this piece is ideal for spacious living rooms, formal dining areas, open-plan interiors, or hotel lobbies. The rug features a classic all-over Mahal design, known for its large-scale floral and palmette patterns, seamlessly arranged in a symmetrical layout. The style, often referred to as Ziegler Mahal, has its roots in the Anglo-Persian company Ziegler & Co., which produced rugs in Persia during the late 19th century to suit European tastes. This piece is a modern continuation of that tradition, combining refined artistry with everyday usability. The color palette is warm and harmonious, featuring: Pantone 7608 C – Soft rose red (motifs and accents) Pantone 7501 C – Sand beige (field background) Pantone 7504 C – Wheat brown (secondary pattern elements) Pantone 7530 C – Warm stone grey (outlines and detailing) Pantone 1815 C – Deep garnet red (borders and contrast) Crafted with a wool pile of high quality, the rug remains in very good condition, with strong colors, tight knots, and a well-preserved structure. Its timeless elegance and muted sophistication make it suitable for both classic interiors with antique furniture and modern spaces with minimalist design. Whether under a dining table, anchoring a seating area, or defining an open room, this rug brings warmth, richness, and cultural depth. Key Features: Dimensions: 545 x 396 cm (214 x 156 in / 17.9 x 13 ft) Design: All-over Mahal (Ziegler Mahal style) Origin: Hand-knotted in Afghanistan Material: 100% wool pile, dyed with natural pigments Era: Circa 1990 - 2000 Condition: Very good Color palette: Rose red, beige, brown, grey, garnet (see Pantone codes above) Style match: Perfect for traditional, transitional, or modern interiors Suggested use: Living rooms, dining rooms, great rooms, lounges, offices, hotel suites Ziegler Sultanabad carpets have their origins in ancient Persia. It was named after the Anglo-Swiss company Ziegler & Co. based in Manchester. From the mid-1880s it was a producer and dealer in carpets from Persia and had production facilities in the Azerbaijan / Tabriz region, Sarough Sultanabad (today Arak) and Mahal. In contrast to the more colorful rugs of earlier eras, Ziegler rugs were made in softer and often lighter tones. The knot density was medium fine, the wool quality very good. Today, original Ziegler carpets are sought-after. Ziegler carpets are currently being knotted in Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan and India and are sold under the following names: Ziegler Carpet, Ziegler Farahan, Ziegler Mahal and Ziegler Ariana. The designs are often based on the originals, the colors are often reduced to a few shades within a carpet. This creates rugs with calm elegance, which refine a room in a modern, upscale furnishing style, ideal as a decorative but calm design element. In addition to designs from Farahan, Mahal, Sultanabad, Oushak and Khotan motifs are also used in modern Ziegler carpets. High-quality new sheep's wool is used as the base material for the wear layer. This comes from the region (Ghanzi wool) as well as from New Zealand. The color pigments are of natural origin (vegetable colors) in higher-quality qualities. Typical colors of Ziegler carpets are beige, rut, grey, blue, black and green. A special wash gives the carpets a light vintage look and a subtle sheen. Coarser and cheaper Ziegler carpets are often referred to as Chobi Ziegler carpets, fine and finest Ziegler carpets as Ariana or Aryana / Ariana Ziegler carpets. Ziegler carpets are knotted in many formats. In Europe, the most common are 180 x 120 cm or 6 x 4 ft, 200 x 150 cm or 7 x 5 ft, 240 x 300 cm or 8 x 10 ft, 300 x 200 cm or 10 x 7 ft, 360 x 270 cm. or 12 x 9 ft Our customers in the USA and Great Britain are more often looking for oversized in 15 x 12 ft...

In 1875 the Anglo-Swiss company, Ziegler and Co., produced exquisite carpets in the Sultanabad region of western Persia. They married tradition with innovation by employing designers from New York and London to modify traditional designs to suit western market tastes. Ziegler & Co. started the collaboration between European design and Persian technique and set the standard for rug production in Persia. N A S I R I is proud to continue this iconic company’s history by now being the sole manufacturer of these Ziegler Sultanabad Rugs...

The history of Tabriz rugs dates back to the 16th century, during the Safavid dynasty, when Tabriz became a prominent center for carpet weaving. The city’s strategic location along...

19th Century Persian Tabriz Haji Jalili Carpet ( 7'2" x 10'2" - 218 x 310 )

The history of Tabriz rugs dates back to the 16th century, during the Safavid dynasty, when Tabriz became a prominent center for carpet weaving. The city’s strategic location along...