Vintage Persian Kerman Rug

Malayer is a large village located between the major weaving areas of Hamadan and Sarouk in Northwest Persia. In Malayer and the small villages surrounding it, production was mostly ...

A mesmerizing Antique Persian Kerman rug that is a perfect addition to your dream interiors. Featuring the regal shades of ivory, bronze and aegean blue, this incredible rug boasts i...

Antique Sultanabad in creamy ivory, soft teal-gray and subdued terracotta tones. All-over field with a dense pattern of interlocking palmette, vine, geometric and floral motifs. Terr...

This majestic Mahal rug has created a stunning pattern. A well-coordinated ash and gold accents exemplify a big role in this masterpiece. This gorgeous rug is composed of fascinating...

A vintage circa 1930s Persian Kirman rug. Kerman rugs, the most imaginative of all antique Persian urban rugs. Kerman city is the seat of Kerman province in SE Persia and is situated about 2000 feet in elevation. Weaving has been carried out continuously since, circa 1600 with a semi-hiatus in the later 18th century. The 19th century revival was strong and the Persian rugs...

Malayer rugs are named after a major rug weaving village in central west Iran. The village was known for producing extremely fine rugs in the 19th century. They are often characteriz...

Hand-knotted wool pile on a cotton foundation. Over 250 KPSI. Circa 1940 Dimensions: 11'5" x 18'9" Origin: Iran Field Color: Beige Border Color: Midnight-Blue Ac...

Kerman rugs are Persian rugs that originate from the city of Kerman in southeastern Iran. These rugs are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, intricate designs, and luxuriou...