RUST
IVORY
4’0″
5’5″
4×6
PAKISTAN
The name Shirvan is a place that is now part of modern-day Azerbaijan. Expert dyers and weavers have created designs with symbol-filled medallions, stunning all-over patterns featuring symbols and a latticework of angular floral sprigs. These sought after thin and densely knotted rugs are full of strong colors, powerful symbols and subtle details creating great richness and style. 100% fine handspun wool and natural dyes on a cotton foundation.
RUST
IVORY
4'0"
5'5"
4x6
PAKISTAN
RUST
IVORY
4’0″
5’5″
4×6
PAKISTAN
Going back to the Safavid times in the seventeenth century, Isfahan rugs are said to be the some of the best rugs ever made in Persia. In a city of master weavers, inspiration came from Persia’s best achievements including dramatic vine scrolls and design elements from the city’s famous buildings. The Silk Isfahan is comprised of 100% natural silk on a silk foundation and very tight pile. At Artsy rugs, the Silk Isfahan is one of our specialties, some being made in Turkey and India as well as Iran, with Persian and Turkish Hereke designs used.
These sophisticated rugs, highly desired by interior designers are influenced by Persian designs. These rugs are distinctive in both pattern and color and known for their silky, luminous wool. Characterized by angular large-scale floral elements, the colors tend to be soft and pastel. 100% handspun wool and natural dyes on a cotton foundation.
These sophisticated rugs, highly desired by interior designers are influenced by Persian designs. These rugs are distinctive in both pattern and color and known for their silky, luminous wool. Characterized by angular large-scale floral elements, the colors tend to be soft and pastel. 100% handspun wool and natural dyes on a cotton foundation.
Named after a village located in west central Iran, these mostly geometric patterned rugs are characterized by an all-over or repeating pattern or a medallion layout in classic Persian design. The Artsy Farahan rug is 100% handspun wool on a cotton foundation with soft, thin wool knotted in an asymmetrical fashion. The vegetable dyed rug is also very durable and holds the viewers attention with its marked beauty.
Originally woven in Afghanistan by nomadic tribes, the main characteristics of the Hamna collection is that they are predominantly geometric. Similar to the Turkmen rug, it is distinctive, featuring specific characteristics such as the striking red to reddish-brown background and the octagonal sun motif in different variations. Constructed with 100% wool on a wool foundation.
These sophisticated rugs, highly desired by interior designers are influenced by Persian designs. These rugs are distinctive in both pattern and color and known for their silky, luminous wool. Characterized by angular large-scale floral elements, the colors tend to be soft and pastel. 100% handspun wool and natural dyes on a cotton foundation.
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