Antique Persian Heriz Rugs Antique Persian Heriz Rugs are named after the largest town in a district of over 30 villages, in the mountainous area of Northwest Persia, 50 miles east of Tabriz. The inception of the classic “diamond on a square” medallion Heriz was probably in the third quarter of the nineteenth century. Heriz Read more about Heriz Rugs[…]
Antique Persian Bakhtiari Rugs Antique Persian Bakhtiari rugs are woven in Zagros Mountains of Iran. Bakhtiari rugs and carpets are one of the few types and styles of antique rugs that encompasses nomadic tribal as well as urban antique Persian rug design. Many Bakhtiari rugs employ virtuoso central medallion designs presented in a virtual riot of colors. The Read more about Bakhtiari Rugs[…]
Malayer Rug Malayer rugs are normally built on cotton foundations and are examples of true Herati designs. Size can vary but most rugs are small to medium in size in nomadic patterns with shades of red being the predominant colour. Antique Malayer rugs were created by individual weavers during the 1800s and early 1900s for Read more about Malayer Rug[…]
Professional Rug Cleaning Services Accents Galleria cleans, repair, restore, and reweave imported and domestic, hand and machine-made rugs with organic materials. Our rug cleaning services can cover and handle your room-size and smaller rugs. Accents Galleria also offers specialty cleaning and repair services for your precious Oriental and Antique rugs, giving them the extra-special care Read more about Professional Rug Cleaning Services[…]
Located in Tehran, beside Laleh Park, and founded in 1976, the Carpet Museum of Iran exhibits a variety ofPersian carpets from all over Iran, dating from the 18th century to the present. The museum’s exhibition hall occupies 3,400 square meters (10,200 ft²) and its library contains 7,000 books. The museum was designed by the last Queen Read more about Iran’s National Carpet Museum[…]
Antique Persian Meshkabad Rug (All Over Pattern) Sultanabad carpets are distinguished as the highest quality of Mahal productions manufactured in the Arak region. Other types of Sultanabad designs may include production from Mushkabad. Farahans and Sarouks were also made in the Arak region, though are wholly different. Beginning in the second half of the nineteenth Read more about Antique Persian Meshkabad Rug (All Over Pattern)[…]
Antique Persian Isfahan Rugs The city of Isfahan (Eşfahan) is now a world heritage site and produces what are arguably the most consistently fine wool pile rugs made anywhere in the world today. Their quality may be matched by individual items from the other major Persian workshop groups, but Isfahan produces far fewer poor Read more about Antique Persian Isfahan Rugs Kansas City[…]
