With certificate KASHAN lies on the old caravan road that leads from Tehran to Pakistan and India. Historically, the art of knotting carpets in Kashan is very old. It developed under Shah Abbas, the Safavid prince during the 16th/17th century. Mere

Genuine Nepalese oriental carpet Mere

Genuine Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Genuine Persian carpet, Sarouk. The Sarouk carpet is well-known for its high quality and is referred to as a generational carpet that can withstand very heavy use. Mere

Genuine oriental Sarouk carpet. The Sarouk carpet is known for its high quality and is referred to as a generational carpet that can withstand very heavy use. Mere

Genuine oriental Sarouk carpet. The Sarouk carpet is known for its high quality and is referred to as an heirloom carpet that can withstand very heavy use. Mere

Genuine hand-knotted oriental carpet, Bukhara Mere

Moud - In the past, the east of Iran lived off agriculture and animal husbandry. Rugs were only made for personal use. When the Shah of the province capital Mashhad looked for extraordinary rugs for his palace around 1930, these rugs developed. Mere

Of very high quality. The carpets are dense and thin. They convey a feeling of genuine nomad handiwork. They are mostly made in smaller sizes and with a lively pattern. Mere

Genuine Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Genuine Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Genuine Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Genuine Persian carpet – Lavar Kerman, made in Iran Mere

Genuine Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Antique Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Antique Persian carpet with certificate Mere

Afghan Art Deco circa 1970 with certificate Mere

Persian carpet Hamadan Malayer, made in Iran, with certificate Mere

Persian carpet Hamadan Malayer, made in Iran, with certificate Mere

Persian carpet Hamadan Malayer, made in Iran, with certificate Mere