Semi-antique Carmania ImpŽrial, circa 1955 small carpet

Semi-antique Carmania ImpŽrial, circa 1955 small carpetThe Kerman carpet is a carpet of Iranian origin produced in the city of Kerman and the surrounding villages. Kerman is the largest city in southeastern Iran and is known for producing handmade floral carpets. The majority of these carpets have a medallion that stands out against a plain background. The motifs of the medallion are included in the border and its four corners. Sometimes the decor of the field reveals the influence of miniaturists in

The Salor "gul" is octagonal with spiked projections pointing both inward and outward from its rim

This current piece uses a wool so soft that it emits a sheen and feels like silk at the touch

This vintage area rug showcases a classic persian medallion in the modern color tones of purple and cream

The finishing of this rug was done using centuries old traditional techniques

also called Royal Bokharas since the mid-19th century

and many Salors were absorbed into Sariq and Tekke tribes

This wonderfully cool-toned piece features repeating patterns of intricate

This carpet is hand-knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan and India

This carpet is hand-knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan

The unicorn and the lion stand in their normal spots framing the lady while holding onto the pennants

One of a kind

Once its laborious hand-knotting was completed