Oriental Rugs

Hand knotted rugs from the city of Kashan (Keshan) are known worldwide. Not only do these Persian rugs have a very popular design, but their quality is undisputedly one of the best. In the Persian Empire the city was considered one of the most important trading places along the famous…

Hand knotted rugs from the city of Kashan (Keshan) are known worldwide. Not only do these Persian rugs have a very popular design, but their quality is undisputedly one of the best. In the Persian Empire the city was considered one of the most important trading places along the famous…

Rugs from this city (Isfahan) belong to the probably most valuable hand-knotted Persian rugs worldwide. Very fine Isfahan rugs come from the studios of world-renowned master knotters who achieve a knot density of more than a million knots per square meter. To own an Isfahan means to have a Persian…

Rugs from this city (Isfahan) belong to the probably most valuable hand-knotted Persian rugs worldwide. Very fine Isfahan rugs come from the studios of world-renowned master knotters who achieve a knot density of more than a million knots per square meter. To own an Isfahan means to have a Persian…

A Persian Mir rug belongs to the Ardabil tribe, associated with the village of Mir. The Mir pattern, which is used in knotting these carpets, is one of the most common patterns of oriental carpets. It shows a reversed drop, ending in a hook petering out to the left or…

A Persian Mir rug belongs to the Ardabil tribe, associated with the village of Mir. The Mir pattern, which is used in knotting these carpets, is one of the most common patterns of oriental carpets. It shows a reversed drop, ending in a hook petering out to the left or…