Persian Architecture

Engraving of the Caravanserai of Cachan – Dutch 18th-Century View of Persian Architecture This fine architectural engraving depicts “De Caravansera van Cachan” (The Caravanserai of ...

Hand-painted iron architectural panel, Indo-Persian/Mughal revival, mid-20th century.

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Green Ceramic Pottery Tile Loving Couple C5. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive detai...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Green Ceramic Pottery Tile Kneeling Woman C5. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive deta...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Ceramic Pottery Oval Tile Kneeling Woman C3. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive detai...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Ceramic Pottery Oval Tile Hugging Couple C3. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive detai...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Ceramic Pottery Tile Mosaic Polo Players C7. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive detai...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Ceramic Pottery Tile Mosaic Hunt Scene C7. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive detail,...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Ceramic Pottery Green Tile Phoenix w/ Rider C4. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive de...

Antique Persian Iznik Qajar Style Ceramic Pottery Tile Blue Man Woman Kissing C2. Item features original crackle glazed finish, heavy ceramic pottery construction, very impressive de...

Masterfully woven in Qom, Iran, this remarkable silk rug features a sophisticated architectural design inspired by Persian palace ceilings and classical Islamic ornamentation.

Features: - Type: Modern / Minimalist Rug - Size: 6' x 9' - Material: Hand-spun wool - Dyes: Organic vegetable dyes - Construction: Hand-knotted Persian weave - Color Palette: Brown,...

This antique Kerman carpet presents a striking architectural panel layout, composed of arched niches filled with flowering motifs and symbolic ornamentation. Rich tones of deep red, ...

This hand knotted brown and cream checkered architectural wool rug, sized 3' x 4', combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design to create a timeless piece. The intricate che...

Presenting the "Rain" design from Orley Shabahang's Rain Collection, this exquisite carpet epitomizes the fusion of organic artistry and contemporary aesthetic. Crafted using the fin...

The intricate patterns are inspired by Persian art and architecture, with designs that showcase fine craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The intricate patterns are inspired by Persian art and architecture, with designs that showcase fine craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The intricate patterns are inspired by Persian art and architecture, with designs that showcase fine craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The intricate patterns are inspired by Persian art and architecture, with designs that showcase fine craftsmanship and attention to detail.

A magnificent sixteen-point medallion radiates at the center, its floral pendants echoing the celestial symmetry of Persian garden architecture. Against a field of midnight, the meda...

The design draws inspiration from traditional Heriz and Northwest Persian carpets, known for their architectural medallions, stylized botanical forms and sharply outlined geometric o...

This exquisite 6' x 9' Art Deco rug, designed by Orley Shabahang, is a luxurious blend of wool and silk, expertly hand-knotted using traditional weaving techniques. Featuring a sophi...

Tabriz rugs are celebrated for their clarity of design and versatility, blending classical Persian aesthetics with a polished, architectural sensibility that has appealed to collecto...

54105 Antique Persian Heriz Rug, 09'03 x 12'00. Architectural Harmony: An Antique Persian Heriz Masterpiece of Distinction.

The first plate, labeled *Architektur* (Architecture), is a monochrome study of Persian architectural ornamentation, showcasing minarets, columns, arches, and cornices richly detaile...

Strong geometric detailing and a deep indigo border give it a classic Northwest Persian presence with striking architectural structure.

Materials and Craftsmanship This piece reflects the refined textile tradition of Persian workshop weaving. ✔ Materials: Pile: Hand-spun wool, dyed with natural pigments Foundatio...

Materials and Craftsmanship This piece reflects the refined textile tradition of Persian workshop weaving. ✔ Materials: Pile: Hand-spun wool, dyed with natural pigments Foundatio...

- Prints Overview: The prints feature a stunning array of Persian architectural details, ceramics, textiles, and metalwork.

Depiction of Persian Houses – 18th-Century Architectural Scene by J. van der Schley, 1731 This finely executed antique engraving titled Afbeelding van de Persiansche Huizen (“Depict...

Drawing from Persian manuscripts, textiles, miniatures, travel accounts, decorative arts, and architectural ornament, he transformed ethnographic and historical study into highly dec...

Persian Ornament Designs – Islamic Architectural Patterns, Plate XXI Description: This antique design plate presents a striking array of Persian ornamental motifs, masterfully drawn...

Skilled weavers, including the legendary Sadegh Seirafian, have continued this tradition, producing rugs adorned with intricate motifs inspired by Persian architecture and literature...

At the center is a large elongated medallion depicting an elaborate Persian architectural composition, framed by dense ornamental decoration.

Descended from the militarist Mongols (Genghis Khan), his mother was Persian, and he was a lover of art, music, Persian architecture and culture, as well as animals.

The miniature portrays an intimate gathering within a Persian architectural setting, surrounded by attendants or musicians, evoking the courtly imagery frequently encountered in Qaja...

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The mosque dominates one corner of the print, while the palace complex opens into meticulously landscaped courtyards and terraces, capturing the blend of Islamic and Indo-Persian arc...

This particular example was issued in Paris around 1881, reflecting the continued European fascination with the architecture and atmosphere of Persia. Tabriz itself has long been a ...

The layered arrangement beautifully captures the formal planning of traditional Persian landscaping, where architecture, nature, and symmetry converge in perfect harmony.

Created as a visual expression of abundance and harmony, its distinguished Chahar Bagh, or "Four Gardens," composition draws inspiration from the paradisiacal landscapes described in...

Tabriz weavers are known for achieving exceptional clarity and symmetry in their patterns, often incorporating nuanced color transitions and elements inspired by nature, architecture...

A testament to centuries of weaving tradition, it embodies both the cultural gravitas of Anatolia and the refined Persian aesthetic that inspired its architectural geometry.

However it reached its pinnacle only under Emperor Shah Jehan, who was an ardent patron of arts and architecture especially in white marble. In India this art came to be known as “Pa...

The Meidan mentioned is likely the Naqsh-e Jahan Square, a grand square that was a central feature of Isfahan. - Architectural Significance: The print showcases a mix of Persian and...

However it reached its pinnacle only under Emperor Shah Jehan, who was an ardent patron of arts and architecture especially in white marble. In India this art came to be known as “Pa...

Woven circa 1880, the carpet reveals a refined balance of classic Persian floral motifs and architectural precision, hallmarks of master Tabriz workshops.

This is not merely a floor covering; it is a monumental textile artwork, a celebration of heritage, craftsmanship, and timeless Persian design. Highly Aggressive SEO Keywords Persi...

This piece is particularly inspired by antique Oriental traditions, serving as a sophisticated contemporary bridge to the "city rug" architectures of storied Persian lineages while o...

The Illusions rug, originally introduced in 2015 as part of LAYERED’s first collection, draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of Persian art and architecture, creating a capt...

The Illusions rug, originally introduced in 2015 as part of LAYERED’s first collection, draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of Persian art and architecture, creating a capt...

The Illusions rug, originally introduced in 2015 as part of LAYERED’s first collection, draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of Persian art and architecture, creating a capt...

The Illusions rug, originally introduced in 2015 as part of LAYERED’s first collection, draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of Persian art and architecture, creating a capt...

Many of Konya's impressive buildings were constructed at that time by the Seljuk sultans in an architectural style reflecting Persian and Byzantine influence.

This vintage Turkish rug features beige/brown, red and green tones underscore the many architectural and Persian Herati floral patterns in the field—a refreshing and fabulous play of...

The Central Asian origins of the dynasty were largely overshadowed by the influences of Persian art, architecture, language and literature.

77435 antique Antique Chinese Palace rug with Persian Tabriz style. With timeless appeal, refined colors, and architectural design elements, this hand knotted wool antique Chinese Pe...

Many of Konya's impressive buildings were constructed at that time by the Seljuk sultans in an architectural style reflecting Persian and Byzantine influence.

Many of Konya's impressive buildings were constructed at that time by the Seljuk sultans in an architectural style reflecting Persian and Byzantine influence.

Many of Konya's impressive buildings were constructed at that time by the Seljuk sultans in an architectural style reflecting Persian and Byzantine influence.