Adel Delasoud Carpet
From Iran to Your Home
Authentic and Antique Rugs, Carefully Selected
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Adel Delasoud Carpet Gallery
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Antique
21 pieces
Persian
21 pieces
Tribal
7 pieces
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Persian Collection
The History of Iranian Art
Iranian art is one of the oldest and richest artistic traditions in the world, with roots dating back thousands of years. It has reflected the history, culture, beliefs, and identity of the Iranian people throughout the centuries.
While preserving its authenticity, Iranian art has also absorbed influences from various civilizations and cultures over time. From magnificent architecture and delicate miniature painting to handwoven carpets, calligraphy, pottery, and metalwork, it has always been a symbol of beauty and creativity.
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Handwoven
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Featured Carpets
QASHQAI & TRIBAL
The spirit of nomadism in Iranian carpets
Qashqai · Bakhtiari · Afshar
Nomadic life is shaped by movement and the changing seasons. Families, tents, and herds traditionally moved between summer and winter pastures. As a result, their weaving looms also needed to be light, practical, and portable. Rugs were often woven for the family's own use, while they could also become part of a dowry, a gift, or an item of trade. Wool was frequently obtained from the family's own animals, then spun and dyed using natural sources. For this reason, nomadic rugs reveal a direct connection between life, nature, and art.
Restorasyon
Antika · El İşi
Antique Collection
Pieces That Defy Time
Each carpet is where history and art converge. Our antique collection consists of rare masterpieces that have survived decades to reach you.
- Authentic pieces over 100 years old
- Certificate of authenticity included
- Proven rarity collection
Adel Delasoud Carpet ◆ Persian Carpet Heritage
2,500 Years
of an Art
Unbroken
From ancient Persia to the Safavid courts, from nomadic looms to the masters of Kashan and Tabriz.
2,500
Years of Art