Join us for the latest installment in our new series of essays, exploring the history of specific styles of various antique carpets.
In this article, we expand our focus from discussing only vintage and antique textiles, and consider the differences between modern rugs and antique carpets.
We also delve into the history of what we consider the most iconic antique carpet in the world, the antique Persian Ardabil Carpet at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum!
This article originally appeared in the recently released Winter 2022 issue of Rug Insider Magazine , the full issue of which can be viewed in digital form in its entirety online at the link below:
You can visit the website for Rug Insider Magazine with the link below, for more news about the area rug industry, for subscription information, and more.
You can also read the original article on its own, as it appears in digital form on the Rug Insider website by clicking through this link, below:
https://ruginsider.com/exclusives-stories/in-antiques/675-modern-rugs-vs-traditional-rugs
To browse Persian Gallery’s collection of vintage and antique Ardebil carpets, click through this link, below:
www.pgny.com/searchresults.php?q=ardebil
Browse Persian Gallery’s full collection of antique decorative carpets, classic oriental rugs, rare textiles, vintage pillows, period European tapestries, and now, modern rugs and reproductions, by visiting our user-friendly website:
For specific rug inquiries or requirements, you can email us at info@pgny.com , or call us Monday through Friday from 9AM – 5PM at (212) 683-2699 !
