Wool

Ziegler Sultanabad

The rust-colored field is covered in an allover lattice of scrolling ivory vines supporting palmettes and small navy rosettes, with scattered blue and teal blossoms creating a dense, repeating rhythm from top to bottom. A wide indigo border filled with alternating palmette and floral vine motifs frames the field, flanked by narrower guard stripes in tan and cream. The corners resolve the pattern cleanly, and a plain woven band with light fringe finishes both ends.

Ziegler Sultanabad

The field is a warm rust-brown ground covered edge to edge with an all-over lattice of curling ivory vines supporting palmettes and rosettes in slate blue, soft green, and cream. Small rectangular medallion-like devices with light grounds punctuate the field at intervals, interrupting the dense scrolling pattern. A steel-blue border framed by narrow ivory guard stripes carries a continuous meandering floral vine, echoing the palette of the interior.

Tabriz

The ivory field is covered in a dense herati lattice of small palmettes and rosettes, anchored by a large lobed medallion in rust, navy, and pale blue that culminates in a rounded central pendant. Spandrel corners echo the medallion's fish-scale fill, while the border layers a scrolling vine on rust against a narrower band of interlaced blue palmettes. Colors throughout are muted rust, ivory, and slate blue, with light wear visible along the lower edge.

Tabriz

An overall field of small repeating floral and diamond lattice motifs covers a muted olive-grey ground, the pattern reading in soft ivory, rose, and pale blue accents with regular geometry from edge to edge. A wide border in a warmer olive-gold tone carries a running vine of palmettes and rosettes, framed by several narrow guard stripes in pink, cream, and green. The composition is symmetrical on both axes, with no cartouche or medallion breaking the dense repeat.

Oushak

A pale sand-toned field carries a vertical chain of five lobed medallions in soft rose, each filled with angular floral lattice work and linked by small pendant finials at top and bottom. Scattered sprigs of muted green and pink blossoms fill the open ground, while the wide ivory border repeats a meandering floral vine echoing the rose and sage palette. The corners of the border show mitred floral cartouches, and the overall coloring has faded to a soft, powdery range of rose, sage, and cream.

Istanbul

The field is organized into a grid of small compartments, each filled with dense trellis and floral micro-patterning in muted rust, straw, and pale green tones, punctuated by taller vase-and-blossom forms rising along the central axis. A soft blue-gray border frames the composition, set with rounded floral medallions and slender palmette sprays, while a narrower guard stripe of alternating rosettes runs just inside it. Loose warp fringe is visible at both ends.

Tabriz

An ivory field is covered edge to edge with an allover lattice of interlocking palmettes and rosettes rendered in muted gold, sage green, and soft brown, with fine scrolling vine work connecting each medallion. The wide border repeats the same palmette-and-vine motif on a pale blue-gray ground, framed by narrower guard stripes in camel and ivory carrying small rosette forms. Coral-red accents appear sparingly within both field and border, giving the overall soft, faded palette a few points of warmer color.

Swedish Rya

A dark brown field centers on a white urn-form vase from which a symmetrical bouquet of pink, coral, and mustard flowers rises, flanked by clusters of bloom sprays. Above the vase a woven inscription in rust-colored letters reads a name and the date 1927. The surrounding border is filled with a dense zigzag pattern in coral, sage green, ochre, ivory, and dark brown, framed by a plain tan outer edge.

Sultanabad

An overall herati-type lattice fills the field with small rosettes and serrated leaves in muted blue and ivory against an olive-brown ground. A pale camel border carries a repeating floral vine, framed by narrower blue and dark guard stripes on either side.

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