RED
CREAM
4’2″
6’1″
4×6
PAKISTAN
Caucasian influenced designs, the tribal Kazak was originated by the people of Armenia and Afghanistan. Usually distinct geometric patterns in red, gold, cream and blues, the designs often include medallions, animals and flowers. These luxurious rugs, once considered a symbol of status, were placed in churches, and palaces of the elite class. These highly aesthetic, durable rugs have been prized for their rugged authenticity and highly saturated color tones.
RED
CREAM
4’2"
6’1"
4x6
PAKISTAN
RED
CREAM
4’2″
6’1″
4×6
PAKISTAN
Constructed to be exceptionally durable, this distinctive embroidery is finely woven and features richly detailed motifs. Usually decorated with ancient symbols, grand medallions, fine repeating patterns, tiny birds and geometric animals, the Soumak rug compliments and adds a soft touch to any contemporary interior. 100% Fine Silk
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.
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.
Originally designed for the Persian aristocracy, the finely woven antique Farahan carpets of the 19th century were valued for their exceptional craftsmanship, elegance, and spirited artistry. There are distinctive antique carpet design features which set the fine antique Farahan antique Oriental carpets apart from the styles of other regions. The Farahan rugs, utilize the art of streaking color, a technique known as abrash, which was used profusely in 19th century-examples. You will see it throughout this rare and highly collectible rug. The antique Farahan Sarouk rugs in good condition are now very difficult to find and regarded highly.
Bokhara rugs are tribal rugs made by nomads in Afghanistan and are commonly a deep shade of red with a repeating pattern of oval or diamond shaped motifs. They can also feature rich shades of green, rose, ivory, and grey. Made on portable wooden looms with these rugs are made with dyes from local vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects.
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