Kerman, Iran. 1940's This antique Kerman rug radiates elegance with its soft cream-colored background, a hallmark of the refined Persian weaving tradition from Kerman. The light field provides a serene canvas for intricate floral sprays, scrolling vines, and arabesque motifs, often accented by delicate blues, soft reds, and subtle greens.

Fine Qazvin, Iran. 1940's This fine Qazvin rug is a superb example of Persian artistry, featuring a deep wine-coloured background that lends richness and warmth to its design. Instead of a central medallion, the rug displays an intricate all-over pattern of floral sprays, scrolling vines, and palmettes, woven with meticulous detail. The interplay of soft ivory, blues, and subtle greens against the dark field creates striking contrast and harmony.

Quashkouli This antique Quashkouli rug, woven by the Qashqai sub-tribe in southern Persia, reflects the finesse and artistry of nomadic craftsmanship. Known for their superior quality among Qashqai weavings, Quashkouli rugs often feature finely detailed diamond medallions or repeating geometric motifs, surrounded by richly decorated borders. Circa 1900

Azerbaijan Kilim, Azerbaijan. 1950's This Azerbaijan Soumak Kilim is a fine example of the flatweave tradition from the Caucasus, celebrated for its strength, artistry, and cultural depth. Woven using the soumak technique, the surface features an embroidered texture with crisp, raised patterns that stand out against the flat ground.

Azerbaijan Kilim, Azerbaijan. 1950's This Azerbaijan Soumak Kilim is a fine example of the flatweave tradition from the Caucasus, celebrated for its strength, artistry, and cultural depth. Woven using the soumak technique, the surface features an embroidered texture with crisp, raised patterns that stand out against the flat ground.

Haji Jalil This antique Haji Jalili Tabriz rug represents the height of Persian weaving from the late 19th century, crafted by the renowned master weaver Haji Jalili. Celebrated for their refinement, these rugs often feature delicate all-over patterns or intricately drawn central medallions framed by lush floral arabesques.

Fine Qazvin, Iran. 1900's This fine Qazvin rug exemplifies the elegance and precision of Persian weaving, distinguished by its intricate all-over pattern. Instead of a single medallion, the entire field is covered with continuous floral motifs, scrolling vines, and arabesques that create a sense of endless movement and balance. The design showcases the weaver’s mastery, with each detail rendered in remarkable clarity through a high knot density

Easari Afghan This Easari Afghan rug showcases bold tribal artistry with its strong geometric patterns and deep, earthy tones of red, indigo, and brown. Handwoven from durable wool, it reflects Afghanistan’s nomadic weaving tradition, offering both cultural character and timeless strength—ideal for collectors or interior statement pieces.