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Kerman Yazed
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Fine Tabriz, Garden design. Iran An extremely fine woolen Garden Tabriz carpet exemplifies the pinnacle of Persian weaving artistry. Originating from Tabriz, this exquisite rug features a lush garden-inspired design filled with delicate floral motifs, vines, and elegant medallions, symbolizing paradise. Woven with exceptionally fine wool and a high knot density, it offers remarkable detail and a soft, luxurious texture. The rich, harmonious colour palette—often including deep reds, blues, ivories, and greens—enhances the intricate patterns. This carpet combines durability with refined beauty, making it a treasured piece for collectors and admirers of classic Persian craftsmanship and timeless elegance. -
Silk and Metal Kum Kapu This rare Kumkapi rug, woven in silk and metal threads, depicts an exquisite hunting scene with finely detailed figures and animals. With jewel-like brilliance, extraordinary knot density, and Ottoman refinement, it is a luxurious and highly collectible masterpiece. Price on Request. -
Silk Heriz This rare Silk Heriz rug features an ivory background with a refined mihrab design, framed by a radiant gold border. Handwoven with luminous silk and exceptional detail, it is a luxurious and collectible Persian masterpiece of elegance and spiritual symbolism. Price on Request. -
Kurdi This antique Kurdi rug features bold geometric motifs in rich natural dyes of red, indigo, and ivory. Handwoven with durable wool, it reflects the strength and artistry of Kurdish tribal weaving, making it a distinctive and collectible piece of Persian heritage. -
Malayer This gallery-size Malayer rug features a detailed all-over pattern of boteh and floral motifs in rich reds, indigo, and ivory. Handwoven with durable wool and natural dyes, it embodies Persian village charm while offering elegance and versatility for long spaces. -
Mostafi Mahal This antique Mostafi Mahal rug features a refined all-over floral design in rich natural dyes of red, blue, and ivory. Handwoven with durable wool, it combines elegance and strength, making it a sophisticated and versatile example of Persian village weaving. Circa late 1800 -
Heriz This rare Heriz rug features an all-over pattern of angular floral motifs and vines, departing from the classic medallion design. Handwoven with durable wool in rich natural dyes, it blends strength with refined artistry, making it a distinctive and collectible Persian weaving. Circa 1900 -
Malayer This gallery-size Malayer rug features a detailed all-over pattern of boteh and floral motifs in rich reds, indigo, and ivory. Handwoven with durable wool and natural dyes, it embodies Persian village charm while offering elegance and versatility for long spaces. -
Tabriz This Tabriz rug by Haji Jalili features an intricate all-over floral and vine pattern in soft rose, ivory, and indigo tones. With exceptional knot density and masterful precision, it is a rare and highly collectible example of late 19th-century Persian weaving. -
Mahal This antique Mahal rug features an elegant all-over floral pattern on a rich red background. Handwoven with natural dyes and durable wool, it reflects the charm of Persian village craftsmanship, offering both warmth and timeless decorative appeal. Circa 1900 -
Fine Senneh This fine Senneh rug features a tightly woven structure with intricate boteh or lattice patterns in rich reds, blues, and ivory. Renowned for precision and durability, Senneh rugs from Sanandaj are prized examples of Persian-Kurdish artistry, combining elegance with exceptional craftsmanship. Circa 1900 -
Karabagh This antique Karabagh rug features the iconic roses design, with large floral blossoms in vibrant reds and pinks set against a dark field. Handwoven in the Caucasus, it blends European-inspired elegance with tribal durability, making it a rare and collectible masterpiece. -
Fine Tabriz This fine Tabriz rug, inspired by Haji Jalili designs, features intricate floral arabesques and a refined medallion composition in soft ivory and pastel tones. With high knot density and exceptional craftsmanship, it captures the elegance of masterful Tabriz weaving and timeless Persian artistry. -
Easari This Easari Afghan rug features the bold Hajlu design with geometric medallions and angular motifs. Woven in deep reds, indigo, and ivory from natural dyes, it reflects nomadic tradition and durable craftsmanship, making it a powerful and authentic tribal piece. Circa 1900
