Antique Tribal Persian Mahal Rug, Allover Rusty Red Field, Yellow Borders

This really cool persian mahal rug has a light red field features with barbed oblique leaves and a central barbed flattened quatrefoil/ Hexagon-rosettes ragged palmette, rosette and ...

The rare sky blue field of this west Persian rustic medium-weave piece shows two large ivory stars, four large petal rust palmettes, vertical slender cartouches and bold lancet leave...

This coarsely woven, boldly patterned west Persian rustic carpet displays an octagonal red field with a rosette, palmette and thick tendril segment pattern within powder blue gray co...

Mahal rugs, also known as Mahal carpets, are a style of hand-woven rugs originating from the Mahallat region of Iran. Mahal carpets are highly regarded for their quality and beauty. They are hand knotted using traditional techniques and typically feature intricate patterns and designs. These rugs often exhibit a rich color palette with vibrant reds, blues, and earthy tones. Floral motifs, medallions, and geometric patterns are commonly found in Mahal carpets. The designs are typically symmetrical and well-balanced, reflecting the craftsmanship and artistic skills of the weavers. Mahal rugs are made using high-quality wool, which contributes to their durability and longevity. Some may also incorporate silk accents, adding a touch of luxury to the design. These rugs are known for their soft and dense pile, which provides a comfortable texture underfoot. Although the term "Mahal rugs" may refer to something else specific or different, based on the information available, the Mahal carpets from the Mahallat region of Iran are a well-known and respected type of handmade rug. In this case, Eliko Rugs by...

This hand-knotted mahal wool rug from the 1920s showcases a main orange/rust field, complemented by blue, peach, and brown hues in a traditional Allover floral motif. This rug mea...

This well-woven Persian Tabriz carpet shows a rich red field fully covered by an allover design of curling and barbed leaves, petal palmettes, rosettes and smaller vegetal devices. T...

This hand-knotted mahal wool rug from the 1920s showcases a main rust field, complemented by blue, yellow, and brown hues in a traditional Allover floral motif. This rug measures:...

The deep red and coral field of this post WWI Kurdistan town scatter shows a disjoint version of the Avshan design with pairs of "gooseneck" forked arabesques and symmetric stepped r...

Karaje Rugs are woven in the Northwest region of Iran. They’re known for their durable wool quality, and geometric designs. They have a heavy influence on t...

Characteristic "American Sarouk" design of detached floral sprays, some including botehs, on a red ground. Navy border with closely packed palmettes, flowers and leaves. Solidly wove...