Abrisham

05/05/2017

HAND KNOTED Hamadan Persian RUG

ca.250x140cm , around 1980

condition: the carpet is in very good condition,naturel colors,

Wool on cotone,cleanly ready to use
Price: €390

29/04/2017

Made; handmade in Iran
Region; Hamadan
Size; 270X130 CM 8.9X4.3 FT
Main Colour; Red
Mark; Repair
Age; 30 -40 years old
Material; Wool
KPSI; 90
Pile Condition; Good Pile
Price; €290
You can see all my rugs at the castle antique and craft centre

27/04/2017

Handmade vintage Persian runner
Region; hosienabad
Size: 208X73 CM 6.8X2.4 FT
Main Colour; Red
Mark; Repair
Age; 30
Material; Wool
KPSI; 60
Pile Condition; Good Pile
Price; €280

25/04/2017

Old handmade Tibet rug
Size: 230x170cm ( 5.7x7.7ft)
KPSI: 100 knots per square inch
Around 1970
In very good condition with good pile
Price; €450

20/03/2017

Handmade old kordi Persian rug
Size: 283 x 162cm 9.3 x 5.4ft
Around 1970 Wool on cotton
Collectible piece
Price: €390

18/03/2017

Handmade 10'ft long Persian runner,Hand-knotted kolie Persian runner

hand-knotted woll on cotton .

Around 1990 and in good condition. (see photos )

Size: ca. 307 x 88 cm
Price: €380

14/03/2017

Made: Persian
Region: kashan
Size 165X140 CM 5.4X4.6 FT
Main Colour : Red
Mark: Repair,Not Even
Age : 30
Material : Wool
KPSI: 90
Price: €280
Pile Condition: good Pile
You can see all my rugs at the castle antique and craft centre Co,Clare

12/03/2017

Hand-knotted antique rug carpet ,

hand-knotted woll on cotton .

with natural colours.

Bakhtiyr Persian around 1950

The carpet is in used and in good condition.

Size: ca. 171 x 109 cm

Price: €280 Collectors piece

21/02/2017

This traditional Persian runner is from the Lori region. The rug is unique with a foundation pile of Wool and is handmade. It has strong red colours, each rug is unique, so there is only one available.
SIZE: 323X125 CM 10.6X4.1 FT
Region: Lori
MAIN COLOUR: Red
MARK: Crooked
AGE: 30
MATERIAL: Wool
KPSI: 90
PILE CONDITION : good pile
Price: €390

20/12/2016

Yalda takes place on December 21, 2016. Yalda, Shab-e Yalda, "Night of Birth", or Zayeshmehr, or Shab-e Chelleh is the Persian winter solstice celebration which has been popular since ancient times. Yalda is celebrated on the Northern Hemisphere's longest night of the year, that is, on the eve of the Winter Solstice. Depending on the shift of the calendar, Yalda is celebrated on or around December 20 or 21 each year. Yalda has a history as long as the religion of Mithraism. The Mithraists believed that this night is the night of the birth of Mithra, Persian angel of light and truth. At the morning of the longest night of the year the Mithra was born. Following the Persian calendar reform of 1925, which pegged some seasonal events to specific days of the calendar, Yalda came to be celebrated on the night before and including the first day of the tenth month. Subject to seasonal drift, this day may sometimes fall a day before or a day after the actual Winter Solstice.

20/12/2016

13/12/2016

Here some of handmade rugs which available at the castle antique & crafts centre