Collection of unique Vintage faded Round and Square Rugs – Rugs produced in the region of Persia span across a range of cultures and regions including parts of Iran, Azerbaijan, and Armenia. Many of the rarest and highest quality carpets have been sold from this region. Some Persian rugs carry geometric patterns and bolder colors, all-over lattice work often with a folklore feel while others have a central medallion with a floral border. The range of styles and patterns throughout the centuries woven in Iran was heavily influenced by the era of rule in which the particular region was under, which is a unique characteristic as weavers in some regions are of multiple ethnicities.

Quite a rare finds are these round and square Persian vintages & faded rugs

Collection of medium Vintage faded rugs – These genuine vintage hand-made Persian rugs are named after the city of Iran in which they are made, Iran or Persia can be argued as the center of carpet production in the World of Rugs. These rugs can only be distinguished by their excellent weave and craftsmanship, which makes them incredibly durable and long-lasting. Persian handmade rugs cannot always be distinguished by any particular pattern or coloration, or color palette, however, several types of designs are continuously found on these rugs: all-over Herati fish motifs that resemble florets, center medallions, and designs that depict forests, animals, and even people. Due to their masterful craft, Persian rugs are considered prestigious and are highly sought after by rug enthusiasts all over the world.

Collection of large Vintage faded rugs – Several small cities and villages are known as some of the major rug-producing areas in Persia. Kerman, Bidjar, Tabriz, Kashan, Sabzevar, Najafabad, Sirjan, Zanjan, and several others are types of rugs that are named after the cities or villages they are made in and are amongst the finest high-quality rugs using the best of Persian weaving traditions. Fine weaves, refined detailing, elegant designs, and beautiful color palettes are the most recognized traits in these rugs. Persian rugs are also known for having a very high knot count, making a very fine wool pile across the rug, which is a quality designers and rug enthusiasts seek in adding softness and quality to their interiors.

Collection of large Vintage faded rugs – Several small cities and villages are known as some of the major rug-producing areas in Persia. Kerman, Bidjar, Tabriz, Kashan, Sabzevar, Najafabad, Sirjan, Zanjan, and several others are types of rugs that are named after the cities or villages they are made in and are amongst the finest high-quality rugs using the best of Persian weaving traditions. Fine weaves, refined detailing, elegant designs, and beautiful color palettes are the most recognized traits in these rugs. Persian rugs are also known for having a very high knot count, making a very fine wool pile across the rug, which is a quality designers and rug enthusiasts seek in adding softness and quality to their interiors.