Antique Heriz Rug, Persia

A rare full pile example, this antique Heriz rug has rich vivid colours and lovely white corner spandrels adding a lot of life to this exceptional rug.  Woven in the north of Persia around 1910-1920 it has a great thick high wool pile and no damage, the pile is even throughout the rug.  Purchase online and we shall securely courier it your home with our excellent rug underlay included. Contact us for more information.

Heriz rugs have always been known for their durability using tough wool and great designs and natural dyes.  We love the pale blue in the border of this rug, a truly great antique rug which could sit in a variety of rooms from a study to a bedroom.  These can be easily placed and add a great deal of charm and warmth to a room.

Heriz carpets and rugs are famous for their durability and are one of the toughest antique rugs due to the good quality wool that was used. They are still extremely popular today, and can be used in an traditional home with exposed beams for example as well as a more modern home with contemporary furniture and paintings. Their warm colours and interesting designs make them an excellent compliment to many interiors.

We offer the service of viewing any of our carpets & rugs in-situ in London, Surrey, Hampshire & the UK by appointment. Please request a home visit below to schedule a day and time for us to visit you with this rug and alternatives.  We love to travel around the country showing our stock of beautiful antique and contemporary rugs in customers homes to help you find the ideal one.

Farnham Antique Carpets are specialists in antique decorative carpets, rugs and runners. Varying from antique tribal rugs woven in the Caucasus to classical Persian carpets dating from the mid 19th century to the early 20th century.

As members of the BADA - The British Antique Dealers Association and LAPADA - The Association of Art & Antique Dealers we adhere to strict guide lines as affiliated members and pride ourselves on maintaining its high standards. We exhibit at the BADA fair in Chelsea, London every March and the LAPADA Fair in Mayfair, London every September.