Antique Tabriz Persian rug displayed in a gallery

Hawthorn East · Since 1992

Rugs woven by hand,
chosen by eye.

A small Melbourne gallery devoted to genuine Persian and Oriental rugs — each piece sourced in person, knot by knot, from the looms of Iran.

A philosophy

One rug,
a hundred winters.

A great Persian rug is not bought, it is inherited — first by you, then by the rooms you live in, and eventually by whoever comes after. We've spent three decades on Camberwell Road helping Melbourne families find the piece they'll keep that long.

Every rug in the gallery is hand-knotted, sourced in person, and chosen for the same reason: it does something quiet and remarkable to a room.

In the gallery

From the weaving cities

Photographed on our own walls in Hawthorn East — every piece below is currently in the gallery.

Hand-knotted Nain Persian rug with ivory field and pale blue floral medallion

Nain

01

Isfahan Province

Ivory ground, wool and silk highlights, fine floral scroll

Hand-knotted Serapi Persian rug with gold field and red central medallion

Serapi

02

Heriz, North-West Persia

Saffron field, madder-red medallion, bold Heriz drawing

Hand-knotted Qashqai tribal Persian rug with indigo ground and ivory medallion panel

Qashqai

03

Fars Province

Indigo ground, tribal geometry, lustrous highland wool

On the floor this week

A wall, a floor, a hundred knots per inch.

Colours shift with the light — these are honest photographs, not catalogue renders.

Antique-style Kashan Persian rug with deep red field and ivory medallion
KashanDeep madder red, ivory rosette centre
Tabriz Persian rug with ivory field and blue all-over floral design
TabrizIvory field, all-over blue vinery
Qum pictorial Persian rug with garden panels surrounding a woven stag scene
Qum pictorialGarden panels around a woven stag
Yalameh Persian rug with terracotta field and diamond lattice, photographed on gallery floorboards
YalamehTerracotta field, diamond lattice
Modern Gabbeh rug with teal and green field and red border
GabbehUndyed greens, teal ground, spare drawing
Artisan weaving a Persian rug on a traditional loom

Heritage

Knot by knot,
over months — sometimes years.

A single fine Persian carpet can hold more than a million knots, each one tied by hand. We work directly with the families who weave them, so the journey from loom to your living room stays short and honest.

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Rugs are made for rooms, not screens. Bring your measurements.

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