Classic recreations of the finest 19th Century Tabriz designs. These hand-knotted masterpieces have been painstakingly recreated using only a blend of the finest hand-spun Indian and New Zealand wool and vegetable dyes.

Like so many of the beautiful antique Persian Khorassan rugs, this exquisite Persian rug uses flowing movements and earthy colors to create a well-grounded piece that still appears dreamy and whimsical to the viewer. Through the skillful use of dancing petals and shimmering leaves, the artist conveys a clear sense of movement that is not confined to any single section of the antique rug. From the beautiful surrounding borders to the powerful presence at the core of the piece, there are numerous flowing shapes and motifs that entice the viewer's attention, standing out in their own unique way as an asymmetrical part of an almost naturally occurring environment. Rich, deep beige tones stand out against stony silver and coffee brown and the colors working well together to establish a defining palette that seems as much based in this world as it does a mystical one.

Antique hand-knotted rugs are quite unique folk artifacts which display elements of rich, historical cultures. These rugs bring traditional sophistication to your home. These rugs feature lamb's wool, hand-knotted into elegant designs, perfect for your elegant decor. The varying pile heights will add a spark of interest to these rugs. Each rug has a dense, soft pile and excellent quality, to ensure that you will enjoy the look and feel of your rug for years to come.

The graceful lines and beautiful rug colors of this antique Persian Heriz Serapi rug evoke the feeling of strolling through a moon kissed palace garden in full bloom at midnight. This magnificent antique Persian rug was woven around the turn of the 20th century and has stood the test of time, lending its play on formality vs casualness to the room, yet managing to retain a distinctly visual quality. This captivating antique rug uses a central motif design that highlights the horizontal motifs more so than the vertical. This makes the antique Persian Heriz rug appear to be wider than it is long, but this is only an optical illusion that was created by the placement of the floral motifs. The colors of the antique Persian Serapi rug are blended in a way that makes them appear to be almost metallic. The Persian colors of the blues are reminiscent of silver and the browns are reminiscent of copper, bronze, or pink gold. This gives the antique Rust background Persian Heriz Serapi rug a luminescence that stands out against the midnight blue background in spectacular high-contrast. The design of the antique room size rug is based on balance that uses horizontal and vertical symmetry to create the feeling of a formal palace garden. The border of the rug has the same metallic feel and is proportioned in a way that makes it appear to be a metallic frame that supports the central design of the blue background colored antique Persian Heriz Serapi carpet. Once does not need to be a great antique carpet expert to understand that this is a spectacular piece in both color and design. It would make an excellent addition to any home decor and space where it sparks the imagination and will become a time honored treasure for future

The large decorative carpets from Oushak in Western Turkey in the c. 1900 period are famous, and rightly so, for their mellow, but unusual, tonalities and their creative use of traditional designs adapted from Persian sources. This particularly attractive example displays on a persimmon red ground a well-rendered version of the “Avshan” pattern of various rosettes and “gooseneck” short split arabesques. Ivory, pale orange, pistachio, and straw are the accent colors. The main border is equally Persian in origin: the ivory ground stripe of rosettes and diagonal side-viewed irises is the “Zanbaki” pattern familiar on Heriz and various Kurdish weaves. This carpet, obviously well-executed, is probably the work of the British company Oriental Carpet Manufacturers, known for imaginative designs and high technical standards. The color is restrained without being chromatically weak; the design is elegant and rational, but not rigid or repetitious. In short, the carpet is highly appealing both as an item of pure decoration and as a clever representative of design reuse and cross-cultural interpretation.

This area rug combines artistry and function seamlessly. Made from luxurious wool, it showcases a stunning array of patterns that evoke a sense of history and craftsmanship. Perfect for large spaces, it enhances your decor while offering a plush underfoot experience.