Fine Afghan Ferreghan Recreation of Antique Persian  Very Nice!

WINDOW LEFT      Displayed in WINDOW LEFT is a lovely Antique Persian Bijar measuring 8.9 by 11.8.  This piece was hand-knotted in western Persia by Kurdish women, using handspun, vegetally dyed, local mountain sheep wool.        In spite of their “coarse”  weave, no other type exceeded the beauty or durability of the Persian […]

“little” rug makes “BIG” difference in entryway! The human tendency to regard little things as important has produced very many great things Georg C. Lichtenberg      Getting it “right” is exciting and easy at Kebabian’s.  We have “the” piece that will make all the difference to your space.  This Antique Sarouk Ferreghan completes and […]

     In celebration of the Shoreline Arts Alliance continued excellence in fulfilling its mission to “Educate, Exhibit, Enrich, and Encourage the arts, humanities, culture and heritage – by presenting performances by local, national and international artists; sponsoring competitions” …      Kebabian’s Oriental Rugs, downtown New Haven since 1882,  is thrilled to donate an […]

Knowing How to Live Well. Antique Karadja & Antique Heriz  Contribute to Great Thoughts & Beautiful Music! Kebabian Rug – “Pleasing to the Eye, Satisfying to the Mind” Rosa Bell Holt  

WINDOW LEFT   The definitive antique Serapi circa 1880 displayed in WINDOW LEFT measures 10 x 11.8.  This Persian piece was hand-knotted in Northwest Persia using handspun vegetally dyed local mountain wool.  The vegetally dyed wool over time developed into an intense abrash creating a rugged beauty reminiscent of a mountain that has been carved […]

We are proud to present our latest advertisement that is featured in the summer 2013 issue of New England Home Connecticut! For more details on the exquisite antique Mahajaran Sarouk featured in our ad, see our ‘Ready for another 100 years! Show-stopping Mahajaran Sarouk’ post: http://www.kebabians.com/ready-for-another-100-years-show-stopping-mahajaran-sarouk/.

WINDOW LEFT The antique Bakshaesh displayed in WINDOW LEFT measures 8.5 x 11.5.  The Bakshayesh was hand-knotted in northwest Persia using vegetally dyed handspun wool, circa 1910.  The severe abrash (a variation of color due to the dyes) is reminiscent of a mountain that has been carved out by weather over time, yet the artist’s design powerfully […]