







Antique Ardebil Area Rug (6' x 10')
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Dimensions: 6'9" x 10'5" (206 cm x 318 cm).
Circa: 1920.
Handmade and one-of-a-kind, this antique Ardebil rug from Persia, circa 1920, showcases a striking geometric medallion composition framed by crisp guard borders and a finely drawn main border. The pale blue field, ivory ground, and soft taupe outlines create an airy, architectural look, while the intricate drawing and balanced symmetry reflect the refined character collectors seek in early Persian village weavings. An ideal centerpiece for a living room, bedroom, or office.
Faded cool tones of ivory, pale blue, taupe, brown, and charcoal, with a ivory field.
Ardebil is a city in northwestern Iran, famous as the home of the Ardebil Shrine and its legendary pair of sixteenth-century carpets — among the finest and most celebrated rugs ever woven. These masterpieces established a tradition of bold medallion design and sophisticated color composition that influenced rug weaving across the region for generations.
Rugs produced in the Ardebil area in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries continue this tradition with a distinctive palette of deep blues and rich reds, intricate medallion formats, and a robust wool pile on a cotton foundation. They are prized for their historical resonance and their strong decorative presence.















































