Antique Persian Rugs
Discover our collection of antique Persian rugs, traditionally handmade in Persia and selected for their craftsmanship, age, materials and distinctive character. Each rug has its own unique design, colours and history.
Explore timeless Persian rugs suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors, with individually selected pieces available across London and the UK.
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Antique Persian rugs represent a diverse range of regional weaving traditions, with each area known for its own patterns, techniques and design influences. Common styles include floral, medallion, geometric and tribal compositions.
When choosing an antique Persian rug, factors such as provenance, age, weaving quality, condition, size and colour can help you assess its character and suitability for your space.
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Q1. What is an antique Persian rug?
An antique Persian rug is a traditionally handmade rug originating from Persia, now Iran, with significant age and distinctive craftsmanship. Antique Persian rugs are valued for their individual designs, materials, construction, condition and regional characteristics.
Q2. How old does a Persian rug need to be to be considered antique?
Persian rugs are generally described as antique when they are around 100 years old or more, although age is not the only factor. Craftsmanship, materials, condition, design, origin and provenance can also influence how a rug is classified and valued.
Q3. Are antique Persian rugs handmade and hand knotted?
Traditional antique Persian rugs are handmade, with many examples being hand knotted using established Persian weaving techniques. The quality and characteristics of each rug can vary depending on its materials, construction, age and craftsmanship.
Q4. What are the different types of antique Persian rugs?
Antique Persian rugs come from many regions and weaving traditions, including Heriz, Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, Malayer, Sarouk, Qom and tribal rugs. Each style has its own distinctive patterns, colours and regional characteristics.
Q5. How can I tell if an antique Persian rug is authentic?
Authenticity can be assessed by examining the rugs construction, knotting technique, materials, dyes, design, age and regional characteristics. Provenance and professional expertise can provide additional information about a rugs origin and authenticity.
Q6. What makes antique Persian rugs valuable?
The value of an antique Persian rug can depend on its age, rarity, craftsmanship, materials, condition, design, size, origin and provenance. The uniqueness and quality of an individual rug are also important factors.
Q7. How do I choose the right antique Persian rug for my home?
Consider the rooms dimensions, furniture, colour scheme and interior style when choosing an antique Persian rug. The rugs size, design, condition, materials and construction should also suit the way you intend to use the space.
Q8. Where can I buy antique Persian rugs in London and the UK?
You can explore antique Persian rugs from specialist rug galleries serving customers in London and across the UK. Hakiemie Rug Gallery offers a curated selection of individual antique Persian rugs that can be viewed online.
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