Late 19th Century Red and Blue Indigo Serapi Carpet

77597 Late 19th Century Antique Persian Serapi Rug, 03'06 x 04'04. Step into a realm of refined heritage and rarefied beauty with this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Serapi rug—an...

78331 Late 19th Century Antique Persian Serapi Rug, 11'03 x 15'04. Emanating a sense of regal sophistication, this hand-knotted wool Late 19th Century Persian Serapi rug is a strikin...

79230 Late 19th Century Antique Persian Serapi Rug, 10'00 x 15'01. Woven in the twilight of the 19th century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Serapi rug is a precious masterwo...

78845 Late 19th Century Antique Red Allover Persian Serapi Rug, 15'11 x 25'11. Discover the unparalleled elegance of this nearly 16 x 26 hand-knotted wool antique Persian Serapi rug,...

51634 Late 19th Century Antique Persian Kurdish Rug, 09'07 x 13'04. Persian Kurdish rugs, hailing from Kurdish regions predominantly in Iran but also found in segments of Iraq, Turkey, and Syria, are revered for their exceptional quality, artisanal craftsmanship, and one-of-a-kind designs. Meticulously handwoven using premium wool, these rugs boast striking geometric patterns and lively hues obtained from natural dyes, serving as poignant reflections of the weavers' deep-seated cultural roots and enduring traditions. Celebrated for their robustness and endurance, these rugs incorporate symbolic motifs that embody concepts such as fertility and safeguarding, imbuing them with both aesthetic beauty and practical utility. As such, they transcend mere floor coverings, elevating spaces with their warmth, charm, and cultural significance. Exuding timeless elegance and evoking a sense of nostalgic charm, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Kurdish rug serves as a versatile addition that seamlessly harmonizes with modern, contemporary, and traditional interiors alike. The rich midnight navy blue field, with its abrashed texture adding depth and character, serves as the backdrop for an enchanting all-over Herati pattern. Angular florals and foliage, adorned with serrated edges, grace each corner spandrel in contrasting hues, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail inherent in Persian rug making. At the heart of the rug lies the Classic Herati design, also known as the Mahi or fish pattern, a beloved motif steeped in Persian heritage and symbolism. This iconic design features a central flower nestled within a diamond shape, surrounded by curving lanceolate leaves that evoke the graceful movement of fish, symbolizing abundance and fertility. Encircling the Herati pattern is a repeating tree of life border, flanked by an inner guard border and a triple outer guard border, adding a sense of symmetry and balance to the rug's overall composition. With its perfectly worn-in charm and understated elegance, this large antique Persian rug...

76816 Distressed Antique Persian Farahan Rug, 09'03 x 11'07. This hand-knotted wool distressed antique Persian Farahan rug embodies a timeless elegance with its rich design elements ...

78155 Antique Persian Shiraz Rug, 05'06 x 06'05. ​Persian Shiraz rugs, hailing from the villages surrounding the historic city of Shiraz in Iran's Fars province, epitomize the essenc...

78773 Antique Persian Sarab Rug Runner, 04'01 x 15'01. Woven at the intersection of myth, mastery, and memory, Persian Sarab rugs are far more than floor coverings—they are sacred he...

79130 Late 19th Century Antique Persian Sultanabad Rug, 10'08 x 13'08. This hand-knotted wool antique Persian Sultanabad rug from the late 19th century is a stunning testament to the...

An extraordinary, authentic late 19th century Persian Heriz Serapi rug. Measures: 11'3'' x 15' The Serapi rug can be traced back to the beginning of Persian handmade rug production in 5,500 B.C., but it was not until the mid-19th century that Persian rugs began to be exported around the world. Before these rugs became an export item, they were used only in the villages in which they were produced. Mellow colors and more minimal pattern distinguish the Serapi from other members of the Heriz family. Original Serapi rugs were created in the villages of Serapi, Sarab, Ahar, Heriz and Gorevan. Older Heriz...