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.
This extraordinary antique Persian Feraghan, woven circa 1870, is an exceptional collector's rug distinguished by its remarkable fineness, unusual artistic design, and superb state of preservation. Representing the golden age of Feraghan weaving, it is a rare example of the creativity and technical mastery that made these carpets among the most admired of all 19th-century Persian rugs.
The dramatic midnight navy field is filled with an exceptionally intricate all-over lattice of Herati motifs, creating a rich tapestry of finely drawn geometric flowers, rosettes, and curling leaves.
This beautiful antique Persian Mohajeran Sarouk, woven circa 1910, is an excellent example of the refined craftsmanship that made the Sarouk workshops among the most celebrated weaving centers in Persia during the early twentieth century. Renowned for their luxurious wool, meticulous weaving, and elegant floral compositions, Mohajeran Sarouks remain highly sought after by collectors and interior designers alike.
The rug features a rich midnight navy field adorned with an elegant Tree of Life-inspired arrangement of flowering urns, stylized palmettes, and delicate floral sprays.
This exceptional late-19th century Persian Feraghan is an outstanding example of the finest weaving produced in the Feraghan district during the golden age of Persian carpet making. Woven circa 1870, the rug displays an elegant all-over lattice of flowering vines, palmettes, and stylized botanical motifs set against a rich midnight navy field.
This exceptional antique Persian Sarouk-Farahan (Feraghan) carpet, dating to circa 1870 or before, represents the pinnacle of 19th-century tribal-court weaving. Crafted during the celebrated "pre-commercial" era, it embodies an artistic purity and meticulous craftsmanship reserved for the Persian aristocracy rather than the Western export market.
The Ivory Field & Medallion: At the heart of the carpet lies an open, luminous ivory field, which beautifully highlights a sharply stepped, elongated central medallion.
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 Bidjar dating to approximately 1920, handwoven with the exceptional craftsmanship that has earned Bidjar rugs the reputation as the "Iron Rugs of Persia." Renowned for their incredibly dense weave and outstanding durability, Bidjar rugs are among the most structurally robust Persian carpets ever produced.
This example features a rich deep terracotta-red field adorned with an intricate allover Herati (Mahi) pattern, centered by a striking ivory and navy medallion.
