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Decorum Rugs carries only hand-knotted, hand-made rugs from all rug making regions primarily in Iran, Turkey, Armenia, Caucasus, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, India or other rug making regions in the Near, Mid and Far Eastern parts of the world. Our rugs or textiles are nomadic,village made, city made, and some well produced ‘production’ pieces overseen by master weavers and designers.
We specialize in Vintage and Antique Rugs that are primarily before 1940’s.
We love to educate, share our knowledge, do repairs that include reweaving and re-knotting and are great Rug Enthusiasts and Collectors.
We are a family owned business, located in Michigan and would love for you to visit and shop at our site.
Vintage Yallameh runner, 33″x135″, D0911
Vintage Yallameh runner from Southwest Persia. Dim; 33″ x135″ Material: Wool on Wool with all natural vegetable dye and hand spun wool.
Baluch Afghan Taimani Tribe, 40″x50″, D0920
Antique Afshar Wedding Dowry Rug,45″x 55″, D0917
Old Heriz Medallion rug 53″x48″, D0379
Signed Mashad Persian rug, 117″x147″, D0950
Vintage Karaja runner, 39″x120″, D0415
Semi-Antique Borchalu, 45″ x 65″ D0264
Decorum Collection:
D0264: Semi-antique Borchalu, Bozchelu, 45" x 65" Age: ca. 1930 Region of origin: Eastern Hamadan region, of Mongol tribal descent. Borchalu is the only Hamadan village that produces curvilinear rugs. Condition/Description:: Very good with crisp vegetable dyes, and gorgeous celedon blues and pistachio greens that are only found in old, antique rugs. The deep, almost black, indigo in this rug is a difficult color to achieve, and only the master dyers know how to get this almost black indigo to stay and NOT fade as a fugitive dye. Dim: 45" x 65" Condition: Very good condition with good pile overall and complete sides and borders and original kilim end. ♥Suraghani Baku FireTemple Rug, 49″x82″, D0138
Vintage Engelis, 56″x92″,D0408
Vintage Persian Engelis (Ingelis) 55″x92″, Beautiful condition with full pile and crisp clean colors. Wool on cotton foundation. This rug was woven using the same traditional design, weave, dyes used by the village weavers 150 years ago.