Sultanabad rugs

The rugs of the Sultanabad collection from the 19th and 20th centuries have become perhaps the most coveted examples of Persian textile art, appealing strongly to both connoisseurs and interior designers.

These two important buyer groups are attracted to them as exceptional examples of casual, stunningly modern designs, and for their sophisticated yet often idiosyncratic decorative aesthetics. Most Sultanabad pieces feature these repeated, all-over patterns, while a small number present the central medallion shape that frequently appears in other styles of Persian rugs.

Whether the background is in ivory, rust, red, blue, gold, or yellow, the visual impact of Sultanabad carpets is refined but contemporary. These handmade rugs now hold equal status alongside the renowned and more delicate Ferahan and Sarouk Persian rug styles.

The Sultanabad collection is beloved by many distinguished interior designers and art lovers for the combination of casual motifs and exceptional craftsmanship.