Antique Persian Hadji Jalili Tabriz Blush Pink and Blue Rug, Late 19th Century

A late 19th Century Ferahan Sarouk a with coral field color and beautiful shades pinks, greens and indigo and navy blue. Delicate floral motifs with meandering vines. A very finely w...

A century old Lilihan with a soft, lustrous wool. An open design in wheat, navy and cornflower blue set on a deep salmon field. The negative space make this rug feel light and lovely...

A turn of the century Persian Mahal and great example of a village weaving. A soft red field color with an all over design and corner pockets in ivory, jade green and indigo blue. A ...

An unusual Ferahan with a rich navy field and vibrant all over floral design in light madder red, pink, coral, cornflower blue and jade green. A naturally dyed, turn of the century c...

Measures: 4'5 x 7'2 Antique Persian Bidjar Rug with Soft Rose and Blue Allover 4'5 x 7'2. Keivan Woven Arts/ rug/R20-0815, country of origin / type: Iran / Bidjar, circa 1910. Ant...

This distressed workshop carpet of medium fine weave shows a red field edged with acanthus leaves, and centred by a pointed and lobed slate medallion, within lighter blue corners, al...

Late 19th-century Heriz/Serapi rugs represent a pinnacle of artistic achievement in Persian carpet weaving. Originating from the Serab village in the Heriz region of Northwest Persia...

This Antique Lilihan Hamadan wool carpet measures 3’3” x 6’5” and is hand knotted in warm shades of pink, indigo blue, copper orange, forest green, and cream wool. Inspired by a traditional Persian flower garden, the design showcases a central floral medallion with additional geometric motifs such as botehs, birds, butterflies, branches, and vines adorning the field and border. Three details regarding this antique Lilihan carpet are especially noteworthy. First, it incorporates multiple traditional Persian textile elements. These include the floral medallion, tree of life design, and circle of life theme among its flora, bird, and butterfly motifs. Second, the pattern in this carpet contains more geometry than most Lilihan designs, which typically depict more curvilinear motifs. Lastly, what truly makes this carpet so special is the presence of small crucifixes...