Vintage Persian Amoghli Mashad Carpet

A vintage Persian Malayer accent rug. Ten reversing rows of botehs and floral motives decorate the well-abrashed straw to light brown field in an allover textile pattern. The similar...

A vintage Persian Malayer throw rug handmade during the Mid-20th century. Measures: 3' 4" x 4' 9"

Handmade in Abdol Mohmmad Amoghli's workshop in Iran around 1950. Amoghli was renowned for the high quality of his rugs. His workshop in Mashhad employed master weavers who used the finest materials, such as wool and silk. these rugs were meticulously hand-knotted, ensuring durability and intricate detail. These rugs reflect a period in Iranian history when Western art movements, such as Art Deco, began influencing local artisans. The rugs are seen as functional pieces and works of art representing a cultural exchange between the East and West. Rugs from this period and workshop are rare, as they were often custom-made and produced in limited quantities. This scarcity adds to their allure and value in the collector’s market. These factors contribute to the special status of Amoghli’s 1950s Art Deco rugs...

An incredible early 20th century Persian Hadji Jalili Tabriz rug with a four-lobed medallion on a larger diamond medallion with a leaf and flower trellis...