Agra rugs are made in Afghanistan and are a perfect synthesis of traditional materials and techniques with the innovative trends that local artisan workshops await. Minimalism and large backgrounds of colour characterize these refined rugs.
Qum is the holy city of Iran. Hence the early twentieth century, thanks to the initiative of some enterprising merchants of Kashan encouraged by Reza Shah Pahlavi, the father of the last Shah of Persia, textile production has seen a new momentum, reaching excellent quality levels in a few years.
This wool and silk Kashmir rug is knotted in India or Pakistan and reproduce traditional Persian motifs. The eastern motifs of the rug represent medallions and repeated motifs, but there are also classic gardens.
This rug is made in Afghanistan and is a perfect synthesis of traditional materials and techniques with the innovative trends that local artisan workshops await. In particular, this carpet is a reinterpretation of the ancient Khorjin carpets. Artefact of high quality and beauty.
Agra rugs are made in Afghanistan and are a perfect synthesis of traditional materials and techniques with the innovative trends that local artisan workshops await. Minimalism and large backgrounds of colour characterize these refined rugs.
