Featuring
Newel decorative arts
Decorative Arts

Bakhtiar

Viewing carpets 1 to 11 of 11 Pages:   1
A Persian Bahktiari carpet
16.0 x 10.0
BB3726

A decorative early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari antique rug, the abrashed light brown field with an overall lattice formed of light blue feathery leaves containing various floral bouquets within a blue palmette vinery border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
19.9 x 11.7
BB3663

An early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari antique rug, the dark blue field with a highly-controlled garden design of lush weeping willows, cypresses and other trees with camel abstract floral motif spandrels within a sand abstract flowerhead and vinery trel

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
21.3 x 13.1
BB3597

An early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari rug having an overall hexagonal stepped lattice in shades of brown, blue and beige containing hooked palmettes and stylized geometric motifs within a sand border with linked abstract flowerheads.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
19.5 x 14.2
BB3590

An early 20th century antique Persian Bakhtiari rug having an overall lattice of stepped cusped medallions containing strap work, rosettes and floral vines in shades of blue, brown and sand within a midnight blue flowering vinery border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
17.2 x 11.2
BB3533

An early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari antique rug, the abrashed cream field with rows of reciprocal abstract floral bouquets within a salmon flowerhead and serrated leaf border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari rug
15.0 x 8.5
BB3460

A decorative Persian Bakhtiari carpet from the early 20th century, the tomato red field with rosettes and floral motifs overall around leafy vine formed linked white and black medallions containing tree and floral motifs within a blue palmette and vinery

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
12.8 x 10.3
BB3320

An early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari tile rug, the polychrome pattern in orange, ivory and blue tones with exotic trees, palmettes and floral sprays within a whimsical floral vinery border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
20.5 x 12.10
BB3245

A late 19th century Persian Bakhtiari antique rug with a bold pattern overall of stepped serrated-edged medallions in red, green, ivory and brown containing abstract flowerheads with geometric motifs within an ivory rosette and flowering branch border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari rug
22.10 x 14.0
BB2771

An early 20th century antique Persian Bakhtiari carpet, the striated chocolate brown field with an overall pattern of stepped leaf-formed ivory medallions with lush floral bouquets separated by beige leaf forms within a beige floral cartouche border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari carpet
20.0 x 14.6
BB2544

An early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari antique rug, the pale celadon field with a spacious garden design of cypresses, weeping willows and flowering and leafy branches within a camel flowering branch and rosette border.

Full Details...
A Persian Bakhtiari rug
18.8 x 12.0
BB1427

A late 19th century antique Persian Bakhtiari carpet, the black field with a bold geometric floral design of angular branches and weeping willows overall within a red enlarged abstract flowerhead border.

Full Details...

Viewing carpets 1 to 11 of 11 Pages:   1

Bakhtiar

The Bakhtiari, a colorful nomadic tribe from South Central Persia, migrate in summer with their herds from the plains near the Persian Gulf on the east of the Zagros Mountains, to the more mountainous pastures in the west, and then back again in winter. To the east of the Zagros range is Chahar Mahal, the area where the bulk of antique Persian Bakhtiari rugs and carpets were produced. Here, the weavers are a mixture of Kurds, Lurs, Armenians and even Turkmen tribes people. In the early nineteenth century, some of the Bakhtiari leaders settled in the Chahar Mahal region, where their relative wealth gave them the status of ‘gentry’; thus the Bakhtiari name was appended to the region and its substantial carpet and rug production. These distinctive antique Qajar carpets are among the boldest and most dynamic of antique Persian rugs, and are distinguished by the liberal use of blue-black or charcoal, both as an outline of the individual design elements, or as the field color.