The Isfahan rugs are made with exceptionally good quality of wool & silk. They use traditional motifs inspired by architectural tiles that once decorated the historical buildings from which these rugs originated in. When it comes to high class designs the composition, patterns, and materials of Isfahan meets those expectations. The motifs usually consist of medallions with palmetts and also figural motifs. Isfahan rugs have an extremely high knot density and are woven with silk and golden threads, which give them their luxurious look. signed by Kazami

During the great revival of rug weaving in the nineteenth century, Tabriz still had its master rug weavers designers like the famed. Given this long and distinguished tradition, it comes as no surprise that no other Persian center of rug weaving can demonstrate such a wide range of designs or pattern types. The Tabriz design repertory is in fact so varied and extensive, that its products cannot be identified according to the rug’s design pattern or motif, but rather through the distinctive combination of refined classical Persian motifs with a preference for symmetrical knotting, extra wefts, and dyed warps. Some of the most impressive modern and vintage Iranian rug productions have come out of the city of Tabriz. Some of the modern and vintage Tabriz rugs are truly phenomenal works of textile art. The combination of bold colors, geometric and floral designs, and attention to detail are why vintage and modern Tabriz rugs are so popular today. Gracing the floors of some of the greatest homes throughout, fine vintage or modern Tabriz rugs have become quite the status symbol among those who have a love and passion for the art of weaving.

Persian Nain rugs are renowned for their detail and fine use of outlining along the central motifs. Breaking from the classical style of many vintage rugs produced around central Iran, Persian Nain rugs became renowned for their modern appeal and personal style, establishing the classical motifs of many other regional rugs, only through a more precise lens. In this striking piece, the precision is particularly visible along the heart of the vintage Persian rug, where the attention to detail allows each individual color to stand out as a unique part of the whole. The surrounding borders help ground the masterpiece and add horizontal intrigue to the natural elements within, which are arranged vertically to establish a cascading effect.

When it comes to tapestries, Italian tapestries have a special place in the world of European tapestries. From its beautiful Tuscan hilly countryside to the villages and port cities of Italy, we can see the influence that Italy has had on the art of tapestry production in Europe.

The One-of-a-Kind Persian Isfahan Korker Hand-Knotted 3'5" x 5' Wool/Silk Navy/Rust Area Rug is a known fact that the city has been one of the major and oldest producing centers of fine rugs for centuries. Without any doubt, the weaver of this product took so much pride in their work. They created a rug that is so fine, you can almost feel the quality just by looking at.

The Persian Isfahan rug is one of the oldest and most elusive carpet styles. Originally created for Shahs and imperial leaders, the Persian Isfahan rug embodies a regal handsomeness and masculinity that is seldom seen in Persian city carpets. Rugs bearing the classic Persian Isfahan Rug include the oldest existent pile carpet as well as the most valuable silk carpets known today.