Antique Persian Kerman Carpet

Antique Persian Kerman CarpetKerman (also spelled Kirman) rugs are native to southwestern Iran Persia, from a town of the same name and its neighboring villages. Antique Kerman rugs are valued for their intricate designs, which include landscapes, hunting scenes, gardens, human figures, portraits, birds, and intricate botanicals expressed in rich colors. Modern rugs can be distinguished from the older ones by more open space within the framework, although the motifs used may be

Design: Khorasan Mashad Gallery Carpet

balanced proportions and carefully selected colors

which depicts the Norman conquest of Britain

the reputation of Ushak/Oushak rugs has withstood the test of time: as their reputation increased

Rug Number: 70001527

and design have not been as good since the early decades of the twentieth century

These Oriental rugs may be woven or embroidered

Production began at the behest of an Ottoman sultan

Size: 11'7" X 11'10"

Oushak Carpets are a favorite among the interior designers and decorators

Indigo was a very expensive and hard dye to render

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