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Vintage and in excellent condition, this hand knotted Kurdish Bidjar wool runner has been professionally cleaned and restored, offering the authenticity of an antique Persian rug without the need for...
Hand knotted in the Kurdish Bidjar tradition, this vintage wool runner combines one of Persia's most durable weaving techniques with the timeless Herati pattern. The coral red field is covered...
New with tags and unworn, this hand knotted Kerman wool carpet arrives in pristine condition with its vegetable dyes fully intact. Woven in Kerman, one of Iran's most celebrated weaving...
Vintage and in excellent condition, this hand knotted Bakhtiari wool runner from western Iran has been professionally cleaned, restored, and prepared for immediate use. The rust red field is covered...
Hand knotted in the Hamadan region of northwestern Iran, this vintage wool carpet centers on a large diamond medallion in gold and ivory set against a deep rust red field....
Hand knotted in the Heriz tradition of northwestern Iran, this vintage wool carpet reflects the bold geometric artistry that has made Heriz rugs among the most celebrated Persian weaving styles....
Hand knotted in the Birjand tradition of eastern Iran, this antique wool runner features an all-over geometric pattern set against a deep charcoal field that allows the coral and ivory...
Hand knotted in the Hamadan region of northwestern Iran, this vintage wool runner features a classic tribal composition with four large hexagonal medallions stacked vertically along its length. Each medallion...
Originating from the Hamadan weaving region of northwestern Iran, this vintage hand knotted wool runner celebrates the timeless boteh motif, the iconic teardrop form that later inspired the Western paisley...
