Tribal Rugs
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Tribal rugs are both flat weaves and pile rugs. They are made by nomadic tribes for their own use. They are made with organic dyes that are available from their surrounding and all of the wool is hand spun and hand dyed using their own sheep.
1930’s Persian Luri rug, 50″x81″, D0186, Wool on Wool tribal with intricate design
Lurs, Southwest, tribal, wool on natural sheep's wool with an intricate design on deepest indigo and all Vegetable and naturally derived dyes.
D0186
Condition: Excellent
Age: 1930's
Remarks: Note contrasting border of ivory filled with birds, dragons or chickens encircling the rug, protecting its center and design.
Vintage Shahrbabak from Kerman Region, 67″x 84″,D0345, excellent, well executed design
Vintage Persian Shahrbabak from Kerman Region with medallion design with the illusion of 2 folded back sides.
Dim: 5'7" x 7"
Age: 50+ years
Condition: Excellent
Materials: Wool on cotton foundation
Remarks: From the Kerman region of South Central Iran, hand-knotted with natural and chemical dyes. Very intricate medallion design with meticulously woven botefs, precisely woven to create rows of botefs that organically swirl around in perfect rows.
Persian Serab Runner, Camel Wool, lovely colors 33″ by 133″ D0259
Decorum Collection:
Semi-Antique Persian Serab Runner with Camel Wool
Size: 33" by 132"
Age: 1930's
Beautiful 70+ year old Serab Runner made in the city of Serab in Northwest Persia.