This exceptional antique Persian Isfahan rug, woven circa 1880, is a rare and highly decorative example of nineteenth-century Persian artistry. Distinguished by its remarkably fine weave, elegant proportions, and uncommon design, it represents the refined craftsmanship for which early Isfahan carpets are admired.
This exceptional antique Persian Mohtasham Kashan, woven circa 1870, is a beautiful example from the legendary Mohtasham workshop, whose carpets are regarded among the finest and most artistic Persian rugs produced during the nineteenth century.
This beautiful antique Persian Lilihan rug, woven circa 1920, is a fine example of the distinctive artistry and durable craftsmanship that have made Lilihan rugs highly regarded among collectors and decorators. Combining a bold decorative presence with excellent weaving quality, this carpet reflects the refined village traditions of the Sarouk weaving district in western Persia.
The rug features a striking coral-salmon field adorned with a beautifully balanced Tree of Life composition.
An exceptional antique Persian Manchester Wool Kashan Vase Rug, handwoven circa 1920, representing the finest artistic traditions of Kashan during the early twentieth century. This elegant rug is woven with the highly prized Manchester wool imported from England, renowned for its extraordinary softness, silky luster, and durability.
An exquisite antique Persian Kashan rug, handwoven around 1920 using the highly prized Manchester wool imported from England. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the finest Kashan workshops selected Manchester wool for its exceptional softness, strength, and luxurious sheen, producing some of the most elegant Persian rugs ever woven.
This beautiful example features a luminous rose-pink field centered by an elegant sky-blue floral medallion surrounded by finely drawn arabesques, palmettes, and delicate flowering vines.
A beautiful antique Persian Dabir Kashan, handwoven around 1920, featuring an elegant ivory field adorned with intricate scrolling floral vines surrounding a richly ornamented medallion. The deep navy border is filled with finely detailed palmettes and arabesques that beautifully frame the composition. Woven with high-quality wool on a cotton foundation, this rug exhibits the fine weave, refined drawing, and balanced color palette that distinguish the celebrated Dabir workshop.
Material: Fine Kork wool pile on cotton foundation.
This exceptional antique Persian Isfahan rug is a beautifully woven late 19th-century example from one of Persia's most prestigious weaving centers. The rug features a highly refined allover floral composition set upon a rare and desirable soft pistachio-green (celadon) field.
Construction: Fine wool with silk highlights on cotton foundation
This is a very fine Persian Nain Tudeshk rug, woven in the village of Tudeshk, located southeast of Nain. Tudeshk rugs are often confused with Nains because of their exceptional fineness, elegant drawing, and sophisticated color palette, but they typically exhibit a slightly more individual village character.
An elegant and finely woven Persian Nain Tudeshk runner featuring a deep midnight-blue field centered by an intricate ivory and camel medallion.
