Construction: Hand-knotted silk pile on a silk foundation
Condition: Structurally sound with good pile, but several holes, missing areas, and edge damage. The silk foundation remains stable and the rug is not dry or rotten.
This rare antique Persian Silk Heriz rug is an exceptional survivor from the late 19th century, representing one of the most unusual and collectible variations of Heriz weaving. While Heriz rugs are traditionally woven in wool, silk examples from this period are exceedingly scarce and were likely produced as special commissions for affluent patrons.
This outstanding Antique Persian Mohajeran Sarouk is an exceptionally decorative example from the celebrated weaving workshops of the Mohajeran district near Sultanabad. Woven around 1910, it is distinguished by one of the most unusual and artistic designs encountered in Sarouk production, making it particularly desirable to collectors seeking something beyond the classic medallion format.
Unlike the more commonly seen Sarouk carpets, this example displays a striking allover floral composition centered on a delicately drawn bouquet rather than a dominant medallion.
This attractive antique Persian Sarouk rug, woven around 1920, is a fine example of one of Persia's most celebrated weaving traditions. Measuring 4'1" × 6'6", it features the classic Sarouk floral design that has made these rugs highly sought after for both their beauty and remarkable durability.
The rug displays a rich raspberry-red field filled with an elegant arrangement of stylized flowering plants, palmettes, scrolling vines, and graceful botanical motifs radiating around a delicate central floral medallion.
This beautiful antique Persian Sarouk Feraghan rug, woven around 1880, is an outstanding example of the highly regarded weaving tradition of the Feraghan district.
This elegant antique Persian Sarouk rug, woven around 1920, is a beautiful example of the classic Sarouk tradition, celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship, luxurious wool, and timeless floral artistry. Measuring 4'3" × 6'7", it is an ideal accent size that works equally well in both traditional and contemporary interiors.
The rug displays a rich raspberry-red field filled with a graceful arrangement of stylized flowering plants, palmettes, and elegant vinery radiating around a refined central medallion.
This exceptional antique Persian Feraghan rug, woven circa 1880, is a beautiful example of one of Persia's most celebrated weaving traditions. Measuring 4'6" × 7'4", it displays the refined craftsmanship and artistic sophistication that have made Feraghan rugs highly prized by collectors for well over a century.
The rug features a richly detailed Herati (Mahi) pattern covering the entire field, framed by ivory spandrels and an elegant floral border. The intricate allover design creates remarkable visual depth while maintaining perfect symmetry and balance.
This elegant antique Persian Feraghan Sarouk rug, woven around 1900, is a beautiful example of the transition between the classic Farahan weaving tradition and the refined floral designs that later became synonymous with Sarouk carpets. Measuring 4'3" × 7', it is in perfect condition, retaining a full, luxurious pile, crisp detail, and exceptional color.
The deep midnight navy field is richly adorned with an intricate allover floral design centered by graceful medallion motifs, surrounded by scrolling vines, flowering palmettes, and delicate botanical forms.
This beautiful antique Persian Mohajeran Sarouk rug, woven around 1910, is an outstanding example of the highly regarded Mohajeran workshops, celebrated for producing some of the finest Sarouk rugs of the early 20th century.
