Vintage Sofreh Persian Kilim, Square Rug with Open Field - Rug Kilim

A vintage Persian Kilim scatter sofreh flat-weave from the middle of the 20th century. Sofrehs are woven by Persian tribes as part of the dowry, used as floor spreads on which the...

A vintage Persian Kilim scatter sofreh flat-weave from the middle of the 20th century. 4'2'' x 4'4'' Sofrehs are woven by Persian tribes as part of the dowry, used as floor spreads...

Contemporary Persian Sofreh Kilim. Persia, circa 2002. Handwoven.

A wonderful vintage Persian Afshar Sofreh rug woven with a simple geometric patterned medallion against a solid gray field and surrounded by a beautiful geometric patterned border wo...

This rare and highly collectible early 20th-century Persian Tribal Sofreh Kilim is a superb example of traditional Qashqai craftsmanship from Southwest Persia. Handwoven using handspun wool and natural organic dyes, this desirable square-format kilim showcases a beautifully aged palette of brown, navy, pink, and pale yellow. Originally woven for tribal use rather than commercial sale, Sofreh kilims were used during meals to display serving dishes, resulting in minimal wear and exceptional preservation. The flatweave construction and fine materials reflect the skill and artistry of the Qashqai weavers, offering a distinctive piece of functional tribal art. Perfect for collectors, designers, and connoisseurs seeking an authentic textile to add warmth, texture, and cultural depth to sophisticated interiors. Dimensions: 4’ 1” X 4’ 2” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: SW Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation with natural organic dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 1820 Vintage Persian Sofreh...

This beautiful and highly collectible mid-20th-century Persian Sofreh tribal kilim is a stunning example of authentic Qashqai craftsmanship from Southwest Persia. Traditionally wove...

A vintage Persian Kilim scatter sofreh flat-weave from the mid-20th century. 10'' x 14'' Sofrehs are woven by Persian tribes as part of the dowry, used as floor spreads on which th...

This exceptionally rare early 20th-century Persian Baluch Tribal Sofreh Kilim is a highly collectible piece of authentic tribal artistry. Handwoven by the Baluch tribes of Southeast Persia, this desirable square-format kilim was traditionally crafted for personal, ceremonial use rather than for trade, making surviving examples particularly scarce. The kilim features a deep dark brown (chocolate) field accented by a geometric dark red border and detailed with intricate soumak weaving in alternating ivory and red. Made from natural organic dyes and fine handspun wool, the artistry and craftsmanship reflect the Baluch people's deep weaving heritage. Traditionally used at mealtimes to serve food, this kilim was carefully preserved, maintaining its superb condition over time. A beautiful and functional piece of tribal weaving, this Sofreh is an extraordinary find for collectors, designers, and enthusiasts of authentic antique textiles. Dimensions: 4’ 2” X 4’ 3” Date of Manufacture: 3rd Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: SE Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation with natural organic dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot, SKU: 1985 Vintage Persian Baluch kilim, Persian Baluch Sofreh, antique Baluch tribal kilim, Persian tribal kilim, vintage Persian flatweave, early 1900s Persian kilim, collectible Persian Sofreh...

An antique Persian Amritsar rug with an open field. This rug features an open design, with a large clear beige center. The outer sides of the rug have a Herati pattern that draws the...

Open field antique Sultanabad. Abrash infuses the brick-red field with painterly nuance. Lacey arabesque corner-pieces enclosed by ivory borders with matching floral motifs in reds a...