| ...ique qualities that make couristan rugs a beloved name in the industry.
a journey through timecouristan began its journey in the early 20th century when the couri brothers started importing handmade persian rugs to the united states. with an eye for quality and a commitment to innovation, the brand soon expanded its portfolio to include a variety of materials, styles, and production techniques. o... |
| ... sets their products apart in an increasingly competitive market.
the originsfounded in 1973 by john feizy, feizy rugs started as a small family business. it initially focused on importing exquisite persian rugs to cater to a growing demand for high-end products. however, john’s vision didn't just stop at being a mere importer; he wanted to revolutionize the rug industry. over the years, feizy ex... |
| ...ntemporary. the brand offers a myriad of color schemes, patterns, and sizes, allowing consumers to find the perfect rug to complement any interior setting. whether you prefer the intricate designs of persian rugs or the simplicity of scandinavian styles, kaleen has something to offer for every aesthetic.
sustainabilityin today’s world, sustainability is more important than ever, and kaleen is com... |
| ...in 1978 we opened a store located in the garden hills shopping center on
peachtree road. we were selling antique persian rugs at bargain prices. at that
time there were only three other stores selling rugs in atlanta. over the years
we introduced needlepoints, oushaks and various flatweaves. in 2003 we began
producing custom cotton and wool striped rugs of our own design. making the
cove... |
| ...nese rugs differ radically from their main islamic counterparts by using traditional buddhist and taoist motifs, and blue, apricot and yellow as their main colors.
before the 1987 embargo from iran, persian rugs from were the most famous and pricey carpets, due to their their beauty and high quality. during the embargo, copies of persian rugs were made in other asian and middle eastern countries.... |
| ...for many people the term "persian rug" is synonymous with oriental rugs in general. certainly the variety of persian rugs, from the sophisticated larger versions made by master weavers to the smaller but no less charming nomadic persian rugs, is extraordinary. the colorings of persian rugs are invariably rich and deep, usually with a ground of crimson backing symbolic, figurative or naturalistic m... |
| ...rkish rug designs also exist. for example, the turkish rugs from hereke, one of the finest carpet making towns, often use calligraphy as a motif. turkish rugs also tend to be more coarsely woven than persian rugs, and are always woven with the ghiordes knot. the colors most frequently used are red and blue; green, their sacred color, is used on prayer rugs. you'll find turkish rugs called koula, l... |
| ...rts of turkey, turkmenistan, azerbaijan, uzbekistan, syria, and other parts of the caucasus. they are generally very soft and lush and very similar to one another, and very distinguishable from other persian rugs. the patterns are normally all-over geometric details, known as 'guls', repeated in straight lines on the field, with the most popular color being a rich burgundy, exclusive to the turkom... |
| ...A stepped-hook polygon motif named after the 15th century Flemish artist Hans Memling, who used rugs with this motif in many of his paintings.These guls are used in Caucasian, Turkish and northwest Persian rugs... |
| ... dirt floors. The budget was virtually non-existent, but with advancements in civilization, floor coverings began to symbolize luxury and status, particularly in the form of intricate mosaics, lavish Persian rugs, and expensive hardwood floors. However, the industrial revolution democratized floor coverings, making them accessible to all classes.
In the 20th century, the mass production of... |