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Persian Rugs of Dallas Featured Collection

Esmaili's curated collection of Persian Rugs in Dallas bring out the best of the past while remaining modernly perpetual with interior design and home decor. Whether vintage or antique, Persian rugs can truly anchor a room and provide a dose of warmth and polish to nearly any space. Antique Iranian carpets and Persian rugs are beautiful, iconic and intentionally versatile; and if properly maintained, they may last for generations.

Esoteric symbolism imbues the geometric images, exquisitely depicted blooms and precisely shaded colors distinguishing antique Persian rugs from all other collectable rugs. According to ancient beliefs, symbolic motifs protected owners of handmade Persian rugs from misfortune, evil and strife. Tribal designs involving people, indigenous animals, symmetrical shapes and objects used in everyday life classically exemplify the adage of life imitating art and art imitating life. Esmaili offers the finest selection of luxury handmade Persian rugs in Dallas and the US.

Persian Rug Patterns & Types

Floral, Geometric, Medallion, All-Over Pattern
Heriz, Serapi
Kerman, Kirman
Sarouk, Farahan
Sultanabad, Mahal, Bakshaish
Malayer, Hamadan
Distressed Faded Carpets from Persia
Tabriz, Qum, Kashan, Mohtasham, Isfahan, Nain
Mashhad, Khorassan
Ardabil Carpet
Bijar, Bidjar
Flat-weave Kilims
Pictorial Tapestries and More

Weavers in particular cultural groups or cities created countless Persian rug traditions, styles and designs. Limitless transformations present a myriad of possibilities when regional small variations and regional designs meld materials and technique together. For example, nomadic tribes and royal weaving traditions embraced by the Mughal and Safavid empires significantly influenced antique Persian rugs woven before 1920, and they represent an infinite range of patterns.

Persian Carpets for Hotel & Hospitality Design

Boutique hotels, inns, and bed and breakfasts are increasingly incorporating high-quality Persian rugs into their decor. More than any design element, these luxurious oriental rugs help set independent hospitality ventures apart from their chain counterparts, ensuring that guests feel ensconced within an upscale, cozy retreat. In addition to their durability, sumptuous beauty, and historic appeal, Persian rugs are suitable for a wide range of interior styles. Available in nearly every color or hue, and in any level of contrast, our Persian Carpet Hotel Collection can enhance Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Modern, Boho, and Eclectic design styles perfectly. Shop one of the best selections of antique Persian carpets, vintage Persian rugs, and new modern style rugs in Dallas.

Shop the Best Persian Rugs DFW Signature Collection

Universally appealing and highly prized, our selection of Master Weaver Persian Rugs continues to delight and awe even the most discriminating rug collectors and scholars. The remarkable elegance and stunning allure of handmade Persian rugs for sale at Esmaili’s blend seamlessly with contemporary, eclectic or distressed Western interior styles. For hundreds of years, Persian carpets and their instantly recognizable, elaborately gorgeous patterns have represented the “gold standard” in rug design and style. A few of our favorite Master Weavers from Iran: Mohtasham, Haji Jalili, Habibian, Jamshidi, Abbas Alabaf, Haghighi and Shirfar.

Buy High Quality Persian Rugs & Precious Heirlooms

Dating back to 500 BCE during the Achaemenid Era, Persian rug making is the very essence of Persian/Iranian culture and art. Antique Persian rugs exhibit a variety of layouts that include depictions of Islamic buildings, historical monuments, spirals, Shah Abbassi, weeping willows, hunting scenes and symbols such as the tree of life and the garden of paradise. In our Persian antique rug collection online, you will find dazzling rugs with allover patterns, one-sided patterns, compartmentalized patterns or centralized medallions. A few handmade Persian rugs may contain abstract or asymmetrical designs but the majority of these rugs are unidirectional or simply one-sided.

Dyes used to antique Persian rugs are derived from locally cultivated plants, with red being the most popular color. Persian rug weavers used to incorporate designs from memory, passing beloved patterns down from generation to generation. Materials used to create Persian rugs typically include animal hair, silk, wool, jute or cotton, with variations seen occasionally.