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Antique Heriz Serapi rug, Country of origin: Persia. The brilliant red field bears a central Ray of Life and many highly abstracted geometric shapes in this fascinating antique Heriz Serapi Persian rug. Five flower blossoms cluster at different points along the mid-line, separated by riyu symbols in the shape of arrows. The patterns are gold color, rust, and green colors. A broad blue border presents scrolled geometric shapes, with jagged ruyi symbols connecting variably multi-colored medallions composed of diamond shapes with irregular outer edges. Three separate, narrow guard borders frame the border, each carrying a geometric pattern. Heriz is a community in Northwestern Iran famed for producing extremely long-lasting carpets and rugs, items that often pass down from one generation to another for many years. These antique rugs possess a coarse, durable consistency. The type of rugs made in Heriz is also sometimes produced in other places, including Bakhshaish and Gorevan. The highest grade of rug from the Heriz area is the Serapi, which was made around the turn of the Twentieth Century. Most Heriz rugs contain prominent knots but the Serapi is described as smoother.
Nazmiyal Collection
A Magnificently Oversized Navy Blue Antique Indian Agra Rug, Country of Origin: India, Circa: 1900. This huge antique Indian Agra rug features an allover design that draws inspiration from floral patterns and elements that we normally see in the beautiful and iconic Persian rugs. The floral rug design patterns in the central field are symmetrical, which artfully demonstrates the amount of care that was taken in placing each and every one of the floral designs. The flowers and lines have a very delicate appearance to them, and they stand out against the luxurious rich blue color background because of the way the colors juxtapose against one another. The symmetry of the pattern gives this magnificently luxurious rug an all over design feel which compliments the overall shape of this palatial antique oversized area rug in such a perfect way.
Eye-Catching Large Antique Turkish Oushak Rug, circa date: 1900. The vivid colors of this magnificent Turkish Oushak rug will brighten any space in your home or office. The highly sought after antique Turkish Oushak rugs are known for their large scale and more abstract designs as well as their bright and happy colors. The artistic antique Turkish rugs woven in Oushak, have been a staple in homes and offices for many decades. This is mostly due to their ability to brighten the room and add a welcoming quality.
Decorative Antique Ivory Background Turkish Oushak Rug, Circa Date: 1900. Turkish Oushak rugs, such as this fine antique rug relies on a patina softened color palette to establish definition and character within the threading. Bright tangerine colors stand out against softer peach hues, and the two unified tones are further grounded amidst soothing beige and dark olive. A rich and vibrant border surrounds the piece, its depths filled with broad fronds and whimsically moving vines, acting as a bridge between the elements present. Between the borders at the core is a much lighter backdrop, standing out to draw attention amidst the gleaming colors surrounding it. Here, the viewer is treated to a floating display of leaves, petals and stems, the display almost dream-like in its presentation, invoking feelings of serenity and wonder.
Amazing 16th Century Antique Flemish Silk And Wool Old Testament Biblical Tapestry Depicting Joseph Meeting His Brothers, Circa Date: 16th Century. By the 16th century, much of the tapestry weaving industry was centered in France, Flanders, and several Flemish cities. For the next hundred years, Flemish tapestries would set a new standard in technique, color and intricacy of the designs. These captivating antique tapestries were much sought-after, and finding one today is a special treat. So it is exciting to be able to offer this fine example of 16th-century Flemish tapestry weaving along with its interesting story.
A lion rests majestically on rustic terrain framed by a floral medallion at the center of this magnificent antique Ukrainian carpet. The medallion in this beautiful antique rug is set amidst an open field framed only at the upper and lower edges by thin garlands. While the design and coloration draw upon the grand repertoire of antique French Savonnerie carpets, the all-wool foundation and weave show that it was made in the Ukraine under the Czars as an imperial Russian counterpart to Savonnerie production. The proud, noble face of the lion is unusually expressive for pictorial rugs and textiles of this sort, perhaps adding a distinct Russian or Ukrainian touch.
A combination of reds and rich chocolate browns create a spectacular explosion of color on this antique Indian Agra rug. This large antique Indian rug is of palatial scale and would make the perfect addition to any room that needs a centerpiece that will stand out as an exquisite piece of artwork on its own. This palace oversized rug features a beautiful larger scale all over design that is framed by a complex series of encompassing border.
Landry & Arcari Rugs and Carpeting
Opt for opulence and establish your signature style with the striking Arabesque Bijar handwoven tribal rug. As an 11'6" x 18'9" rug that's tribal and nomadic Persian and Turkish in style, you know that this piece can instantly tie the look of your space together. The rug's arabesque Bijar design will effortlessly complement and elevate your home's interior. Better still, the red, gala, and teal will flatter any décor. This new handwoven Turkish rug is constructed of wool pile and a cotton foundation, so it’ll not only look outstanding and perfect in your home - it’ll last for generations. Bring home your Arabesque Bijar handwoven tribal rug today!
Rug & Kilim
Made with hand-knotted wool and originating in the early 20th century, this 15x22 antique Persian rug is a rare and exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim’s Antique collection. On the Design: Keen eyes will appreciate the play of medallion and open field, where the rich red underscores the large-scale geometric medallion enclosed in a thick, finely-detailed border. The natural sense of depth of the medallion pattern brings out both the natural, regal character of the design in kindred hues of rich red, blue, and pink, as well as the meticulous accenting hues of a grayish blue against the prevailing colorway. The construction hosts a lustrous wool that brings out the texture and finesse of this rare regal piece. Admirers of the craft will note the design influence of Turkish Isparta rugs in this one-of-a-kind, highly-collectible piece. Condition: This antique Isparta rug further enjoys good condition. Ready for the floor.
Meet Pasargad’s Mamluk Collection. This rug’s handmade, hand-knotted construction adds durability to this rug, ensuring it will last for many years. Each rug is handmade with 100% premium lamb's wool. With its timeless style, this rug is an elegant addition to any home decor collection.
A Beautiful And Stunningly Decorative Large Size Antique Turkish Oushak Rug, Circa date: 1920. The antique Turkish Oushak rugs have been the go to types of area rugs for many of the top interior designers. These magnificent antique Turkish rugs, with their softer colorations and more open approach to deign, are some some of the easiest rugs to place in rooms and among already existing furniture layouts. These magnificent antique area rugs can also work in wide range of interior decor styles which is why you see these types of antique and vintage rugs in more modern interior deigns as well as more classic and historical ones as well.
This antique Turkish Yuruk runner features an exciting, traditional design. Antique hallway runner rugs such as this fine piece are valued by collectors and admirers of antique Oriental rugs for their cultural authenticity, and their inherent uniqueness. In contrast to the more sophisticated, cosmopolitan city rugs, which are characterized by a rigid symmetry and a precise execution, tribal rugs such as this exemplary Yuruk are woven in a very traditional manner, utilizing local materials for the wool and the dye. Further, the designs of such pieces are much more subject to the weaver’s interpretation, and often feature figures that give the impression of a free treatment of form. The beautiful, repeating geometric figures that pepper the field and the border of this Turkish rug are exemplary of this tendency: for while a keenness of handiwork is readily apparent, the slightly asymmetric leanings of the figures is equally clear, suggesting an intentional aesthetic decision. This whimsical quality communicates cultural authenticity and tribal aesthetics in an exciting, delightful manner.
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