137 results found for “cintia*”

This Persian Bakhtiari carpet, measuring approximately 3 x 2 metres, is handwoven in wool on a cotton foundation using natural dyes. Featuring an all-over design without a central medallion, it offers a versatile aesthetic that pairs easily with furniture in similar colour palettes. Known...

Qashqai rugs have long been admired for their bold tribal designs and exceptional craftsmanship, and this piece is no exception. At around 40 years old, it is a beautiful example of hand-knotted art that carries the character and tradition of Qashqai weaving. While most...

This Persian Kahak village carpet, around 50–60 years old, features a fine weave with a charming mix of geometric and floral motifs. Kept in excellent condition, it showcases the craftsmanship of traditional village weaving. Its vegetable-dyed colours have mellowed beautifully with age, creating a...

This Turkmen carpet from northern Persia is crafted from wool on wool, showcasing the rich weaving traditions of the Turkmen tribes. Known for their deep, warm colours and repeating geometric patterns, Turkmen rugs are valued for their durability and distinctive tribal character. This piece...

This Persian Bijar rug, often called the “Iron Carpet,” measures 203 x 128 cm and is crafted from wool on cotton with silk highlights. With approximately 400 knots per square inch, it demonstrates the exceptional density and precision typical of Bijar weaving. Made by...

This Persian Ilam-Qashqai carpet, crafted from wool on wool, comes from Western Persia, a region known for producing durable and long-lasting pieces. Ilam weavers often incorporate influences from other weaving traditions, such as Yalameh and Qashqai, reinterpreting these patterns in their own distinctive style....

Persian Kashan carpets are renowned for their rich weaving heritage and have been produced for centuries in one of Persia’s most famous carpet-making cities. Once among the most sought-after collectibles in the 18th century, Kashan rugs were crafted by many famous master weavers and...

The Seirafian rugs stand out as renowned examples of Persian craftsmanship, with the Seirafian family celebrated for creating exceptionally fine and rare Isfahan rugs. Among their masterpieces, this hand-knotted carpet is one of the most popular, crafted by the masters of the Seirafian family....

This Persian Nain carpet showcases the refined elegance the city is known for, with a professionally designed classical style and fine craftsmanship. Using a subtle, limited colour palette, it blends beautifully with modern interiors, especially alongside cream or neutral-toned furniture, making it both timeless...

This Persian Nain carpet showcases the refined elegance the city is known for, with a professionally designed classical style and fine craftsmanship. Using a subtle, limited colour palette, it blends beautifully with modern interiors, especially alongside cream or neutral-toned furniture, making it both timeless...

This Persian Ferdows carpet comes from the village of Ferdows in Northeast Persia, a region also home to Balooch weaving traditions. While sharing some influences, Ferdows rugs are distinct for their finer weave and softer feel. This piece features an elegant floral design with...

This Persian Mazlaghan carpet, handwoven in west-central Persia, reflects the village’s distinctive weaving tradition, where women often crafted these pieces during their leisure time. Typically featuring a familiar design with subtle variations across the field, Mazlaghan rugs are known for their tribal character and...

This antique Persian carpet originates from Tehran and dates back approximately 125 years, from a time when the city was still an active centre for carpet weaving. Handwoven in wool on a cotton foundation, the piece has been well used over the decades, resulting...

This Persian Quchan carpet is a tribal piece from eastern Iran, traditionally handwoven in wool on wool. Commonly found in practical sizes around 6 x 4 feet, Quchan rugs are easy to place throughout the home, making them an accessible and appealing choice for...

This Persian Sherkat Farsh (also known as Sherkat-e-Farsh) carpet comes from one of the organised production traditions within Persia’s long carpet-weaving history. While many Persian carpets were woven in individual homes and later brought to local bazaars, Sherkat Farsh represents a workshop-based approach that...

This Persian Tuyserkan carpet comes from the village weaving traditions of Tuyserkan, a town nestled in the Hamadan Province of western Persia. Handwoven in wool on a cotton foundation, the piece features a geometric floral design centred around a striking medallion; a style commonly...