Tehran Persian Rug

This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. Tremendously balanced with meticulous attention to detail and color work, this fascinating piece is the product of a highly dexterous, deeply inspired weaver at the top of her game. Standing tall behind a robust rose bush that houses a cleverly camouflaged “chameleon” bird, a flowering Tree of Life is miraculously laden with a diversity of species, ultimately blooming from the same root system. Every element of the composition is clearly defined on a lightly textured parchment ground. Upon closer inspection, what first appears like additional roses higher in the boughs are actually a pair of nesting birds. Tehran’s signature garnet red leads the hierarchy of scintillating colors in this rug, enhanced by burnished bronze, fuchsia, pale marigold, lagoon green, and veins of lapis blue. The border is an extremely successful avant-garde version of the popular Shah Abbas design with botanical ornamentations that gently melt before the eye and sparkle like stained glass. Treasured for well over a century, this magical rug remains in exceptionally good pile condition. 4’ 8” x 6’ 7” 142cm x 201cm Circa 1900

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. ”TEHRAN GARDEN RUG” This consummately crafted, exceedingly fine knotted piece at once pays homage to the traditional Tehran garden design and adventurously departs from it. Rather than the single overscale vase at the foot of its field, its incredibly dexterous weaver presents two diminutive vases of dissimilar patterns and multiple elaborate wreathes. Many birds of various species roosts in the blossom-laden boughs against the warm cream ground of the asymmetrically shaped field with sprandrels in its lower corners, but none at its upper end. An entirely festive border features many more fowl, hopping bunnies, exotic tulips and roses. Astonishingly saturated scarlet, sapphire and pumpkin orange highlights its virtuoso palette. Virtually full pile condition heightens the luminosity of its high-grade wool. 4’ 8” x 7’ 0” 142cm x 213cm Circa 1875

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. This painstakingly detailed, ebullient Tehran rug demonstrates great mastery of the highly acclaimed ‘Tree of Life’ design while offering an immersive, idealistic depiction of the natural world. Meticulously detailed blossoms in bronze, azure fern green, and oxblood shimmer and sway across the ivory reserve beneath the canopy of an ornately scalloped arch, festooned with a Rococo display of luminous garlands and florets. Tucked within the gently sinuous boughs are ethereal birds that are almost invisible through their camouflaged coloration and insightful placement by the weaver among the crisply rendered foliage. An elaborate primary band displays a profuse array of botanical delights. Their differing proportions and adept shading ensure that it doesn’t appear crowded, with innovative vinery like chain lightning crackling with life. Its nearly full pile glistens due to the lanolin-rich mountain wool. 4’ 9” x 7’ 3” 145 cm x 221 cm Circa 1900

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Rare & exclusive luxury: Royal Qajar Tehran carpet with unique apricot color dye and Paradise Park (Garden of Eden) design. This is a special commission given the uniqueness of the color and the size, both of which NEVER ever appear on Tehran or Persian workshop carpets. Evidently created for a specific palace in the Qajar capital. Please note the beauty and grace with which the trees, flower blossoms and the “birds of paradise” are depicted. Truly art of the highest order. Tis the season to be orange after all. Museum grade; details on request. Worldwide shipping + card payment option.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Royal Qajar Tehran Deluxe The finest Millefleurs from this most exalted type. Enjoy the spectacular range of natural dyes and the richly textured motifs.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. MILLEFLEURS QAJAR TEHRAN A splendid masterpiece from the royal Tehran palace ateliers, in the dynasty’s preferred Millefiori style influenced by 17th century Mughal Indian royal carpet art. Perfect condition A true collector’s carpet One of the true symbols of exclusive luxury in the carpet world Available - worldwide shipping DM for details

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. With an enrapturing dance between color and design, this highly sophisticated 19th century Tehran rug offers exceptionally finely knotted heavy pile and precise, unfathomable hand-crafted detail work that makes for a thoroughly engaging artistic expression. A quatrefoil centerpiece is nestled in the softly-scalloped medallion, holding four flame palmettes and displaying at its center a Tudoresque rose. The midnight sapphire field is flush with realistically depicted foliage filling every available space yet, beguilingly, stops short of overcrowding. Each blossom and brass-toned leaf were carefully rendered by an expert weaver who settled for nothing less than pinpoint excellence. Rubescent corner spandrels are encased in an elaborate arabesque of mellowed gold. A lush border of palmettes and crystalline chrysanthemums tumble in lush reciprocation of the medallion’s pattern language. 4’ 7” x 7’ 3” 140cm x 221cm Circa 1875

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Antique Tehran with all silk highlights and the celebrated ancient Vaqvaq style of talking animal heads all over. Please watch the videos and enjoy the many marvels herein. This post is dedicated to my good friend and esteemed colleague FS with whom I had a hearty discussion tonight about the subtle nuances and philosophical implications of the Vaqvaq and tree of life across various ancient cultures and religions. Enjoy. 442 x 318 Circa 1880s Super perfect condition Available, please DM

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Attractive and decorative antique Tehran with an inviting ivory cream field and allover Safavid style design, with a lattice formation and lotus flowers. 350 x 250 cm Circa 1900

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Antique Tehran with an attractive geometric layout of the famous Haj Khanomi (Millefleurs) pattern. 233 x 145 Rare pardeh size XIX Century All perfect condition

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Chic, elegant antique Tehran pardeh with a geometric reboot of the Millefleurs (Haj Khanomi) design. Quite decorative and a great investment too. I love the golden saffron tones and the deeply saturated natural dyes. Coming to the website. 223 x 145 Late 1800s Perfect condition Please DM for price Worldwide Shipping 2-4 working days

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Tehran Geranium Garden With Silk Flowers Easily one of the most beautiful carpets I have encountered in my career. This Qajar masterpiece is inspired by the famous garden carpets of Karabagh, the pride of Russian Empire weavings. It stands out from those for a number of reasons and is one of two of type only that I have seen (the other is in my mother’s salon!). First, the finely spun wool and the lavish silk highlights. Then we have the unbelievable white field which brings out the stunning pinks and reds of the roses and geraniums. The pattern, in addition, is more ornate and curvilinear and truly brings to mind a real life rose garden - you can almost smell the aromatic scent of the flowers! Was it a special commission? Certainly I would say. Its nonconventional proportions indicate it was created to match the dimensions of a very specific hall. Mouthwatering. 371 x 221 Circa 1880

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. In this visually absorbing Tehran ‘Garden of Paradise’ rug, a profoundly artistic tableau illustrates diverse activities of the natural world. Rendered with tremendous balance and meticulous attention to detail and color work, this utterly fascinating rug is the product of a highly dexterous, deeply inspired weaver at the top of her game. Viewing this piece is like emerging from the woodline and stumbling across an idyllic marshland filled with aquatic delights. “Islands” of arboreal clusters blossoming with springtime life provide habitat to numerous avian friends frozen in curious, energetic postures. A prancing gazelle and its ethereal partner are thrilled to share this paradisiacal garden together. The mellowed naturally derived colors are serenely superb, and their expert painterly application, with great sensitivity to hue and shade, is mind-boggling in its effect. Treasured for multiple lifetimes, this magical rug remains in extremely fine condition overall. 4’ 5” x 6’ 10” 135cm x 208cm Late 19th Century

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Claremont Rug Company. With its highly curated detail for which the finest 19th-century Tehran rugs are renowned, this entirely exquisite representative delivers distinguished refinement in its masterful level of symmetry and striking spaciousness. Its highly fluted medallion holds a layered cruciform construction with an exquisite centerpiece bejeweled with two extraordinarily potent blue segments floating on a ruby red ground. Keenly juxtaposed to the 'negative space' of the undyed ivory reserve, crisply drawn feathery leaves, palmettes and blossoms are rendered in a vivid, naturally dyed color palette including sapphire blue, coral and emerald with punctuations of bright gold. TEHRAN NORTH CENTRAL PERSIAN ANTIQUE RUG 4' 8" x 7' 1" (142cm x 216cm) - Late 19th Century (Connoisseur-Caliber) Follow the link in our bio to view in closer detail within our vast online inventory. Rugs are shared for educational purposes only. Availability is not guaranteed.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Claremont Rug Company. In this visually absorbing Tehran 'Garden of Paradise' rug, a profoundly artistic tableau illustrates diverse activities of the natural world. Viewing this piece is like emerging from the woodline and stumbling across an idyllic marshland filled with aquatic delights. “Islands” of arboreal clusters blossoming with springtime life provide habitat to numerous avian friends frozen in curious, energetic postures. TEHRAN GARDEN OF PARADISE NORTH CENTRAL PERSIAN ANTIQUE RUG 4' 5" x 6' 10" (135cm x 208cm) - Late 19th Century (Connoisseur-Caliber) Follow the link in our bio to view in closer detail within our vast online inventory. Rugs are shared for educational purposes only. Availability is not guaranteed.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. Now here’s a Ramadan special for you. A unique antique Tehran prayer rug with elaborately crafted Quranic Ayat verses. Only the best of the best for our clients, the finest of the fine, the rarest of the rare, and the sweetest of the sweet.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Claremont Rug Company. This absolutely darling representative of the cherished Tehran city weaving style would be a magnificent showpiece either on the floor or wall. Dexterously woven with a painter's use of exquisite color each blossom, leaf, and bough exhibits a distinctive jewel-like clarity and mastery of chiaroscuro bringing each element of this garden wonderland to life. Two regal peacocks guard the prized vivid cerulean vase from which a bouquet of roses springs forth. TEHRAN VASE RUG NORTH CENTRAL PERSIAN ANTIQUE RUG 4' 8" x 6' 9" (142cm x 206cm) - Circa 1900 (High-Decorative) Follow the link in our bio to view in closer detail within our vast online inventory. Rugs are shared for educational purposes only. Availability is not guaranteed.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. 213,152 cm carpet in Tehran, special, unique, original, beautiful, amazing - Certainly, carpet weaving, which was one of the most important occupations of Iranian households, was also common in Tehran. Old paintings and photographs show the rural nature of Tehran's old carpets. To study and access the examples of Tehran carpets (Tehran rural carpets), it is not enough to go to the carpet weaving situation today. Because the developments of the last 1.5 centuries have changed Tehran so much that the texture of the old rural carpet of Tehran with its past identity is rarely woven or is not common at all. Over time, as a number of wealthy Qajar families began to produce carpets out of curiosity, a flood of immigrants flooded into central Iran. Gradually, a new awesomeness emerged for Tehran's carpet weaving, and due to the influx of immigrants and the transfer of its traditional carpet weaving trade and its combination with Tehran's rural carpet, an urban style trend emerged in Tehran's carpet weaving. This movement was also destroyed. To study the designs and patterns of the carpets of this period, one can only refer to the photographs and samples of the museum; Because today, no trace of such designs can be found in the carpets of Tehran today. Developments in carpet weaving in Tehran over the last three decades have been much broader and different from its past, and can even be said to have been unprecedented on the Iranian carpet. These developments have reached their peak, especially in the last 20 years, after the revolution. One of the obvious reasons is the abundance of migration from other cities to Tehran.

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Hadi Maktabi Gallery. The most royal of all Qajar Tehran carpets 13 sqm, all silk encrusted

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This Persian rug is in the categories of Persian Rug (Persian Carpet), Tehran Persian Rug (Tehran Persian Carpet) and Antique Persian Rug (Antique Persian Carpet), and it has been introduced and provided by Persian Carpet Collection. 237cm x 151cm carpet in Tehran, special, unique, original, beautiful, amazing - circa 1900 Certainly, carpet weaving, which was one of the most important occupations of Iranian households, was also common in Tehran. Old paintings and photographs show the rural nature of Tehran's old carpets. To study and access the examples of Tehran carpets (Tehran rural carpets), it is not enough to go to the carpet weaving situation today. Because the developments of the last 1.5 centuries have changed Tehran so much that the texture of the old rural carpet of Tehran with its past identity is rarely woven or is not common at all. Over time, as a number of wealthy Qajar families began to produce carpets out of curiosity, a flood of immigrants flooded into central Iran. Gradually, a new awesomeness emerged for Tehran's carpet weaving, and due to the influx of immigrants and the transfer of its traditional carpet weaving trade and its combination with Tehran's rural carpet, an urban style trend emerged in Tehran's carpet weaving. This movement was also destroyed. To study the designs and patterns of the carpets of this period, one can only refer to the photographs and samples of the museum; Because today, no trace of such designs can be found in the carpets of Tehran today. Developments in carpet weaving in Tehran over the last three decades have been much broader and different from its past, and can even be said to have been unprecedented on the Iranian carpet. These developments have reached their peak, especially in the last 20 years, after the revolution. One of the obvious reasons is the abundance of migration from other cities to Tehran.

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