Welcome to The Persian Knot

A Curated Collection of Authentic 19th and early 20th-Century Fine Handwoven Rugs, Tapestries and Textiles From Around the World

Our Pets and Fine Rugs

Our Pets and Fine Rugs

We love our pets and they are part of the family. We are often asked by new clients if fine vintage and antique handwoven rugs and pets can work together. The answer is yes. If your pet has an acci…
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Sustainability, and Vintage Rugs

Sustainability, and Vintage Rugs

At the Persian Knot Gallery, we are doing what we can to help our clients minimize their impact on the climate. We do this by helping our clients maintain the vintage rugs they have inherited or hav…
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Purchasing Vintage Rugs FAQs

Purchasing Vintage Rugs FAQs

Q. What are the factors that impact the price of a fine handwoven rug? Overall condition of the rug, The rug’s rarity and market desirability, The place the rug was woven, The overal…
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Rug Care and Services FAQs

Rug Care and Services FAQs

Q, What rug services do you offer?Professional Appraisals,Professional Consultations,Hand Washing of Area Carpets and Runners, Pet Stains & Odor Removal,Professional Repairs, Custom Size PaddingResi…
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Sustainable Living Through Vintage Rugs

Sustainable Living Through Vintage Rugs

The rugs are currently being "woven" in factories in India, and China and sold online or in many furniture and rug stores, which are extremely polluting to the environment. Every step in material pro…
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How Long Rug Pads Last?

How Long Rug Pads Last?

Rug padding provides support for the rug and secures the rug to the floor which provides additional safety and security. We are often asked by clients contacting the Persian Knot Gallery when a rug pa…
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Rejoice in Color and Patina

Rejoice in Color and Patina

We were overjoyed to read the article in Wall Street Journal on December 23, 2021, titled "IMPERFECTIONISTS, REJOICE". The article goes on to describe what people are tired of “pure whi…
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Rugs Woven with Natural Wool Colors

Rugs Woven with Natural Wool Colors

The Bakhtiari rug featured here is very unique in that the weavers used only the natural organic wool colors without the use of any dyes in weaving the rug. It has a beautiful light brown or camelhai…
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Art Deco Chinese Rugs

Art Deco Chinese Rugs

The Art Deco and Nichols Chinese Rugs were woven in the 1st Quarter of the 1900s have become desirable items in interior design. The design and color of these rugs fall into two categories: The tradi…
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The Most Expensive Rug Ever Sold

The Most Expensive Rug Ever Sold

Auction of William Clark’s Kerman Sickle Leaf RugJune 5, 2013, Sotheby's New YorkThe most expensive carpet that has ever been sold was in an auction by Sotheby's.  The rug was a Sickle-Leaf,…
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Native American (Navajo) Woven Art

Native American (Navajo) Woven Art

The artwork of the Native American Tribes is very different for each region of the country. Most pieces have functional value but the artist takes time and interest in creating something not only fun…
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French Aubusson Tapestry Pillows

French Aubusson Tapestry Pillows

The art of weaving rugs is thought to have been introduced to Europe by Middle Eastern weavers in the 8th century initially through Spain and then moved north to other parts of Europe. In France, the…
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Repairing Damaged Rug Fringes

Repairing Damaged Rug Fringes

The day-to-day heavy vacuuming of area rugs could permanently damage the rug especially the fringes. To prevent this, rugs should be vacuumed gently and the vacuum cleaner should be kept at least 6 i…
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