October 14, 2015
F.J. Hakimian's Vintage Kilim collection of carpets is one of the most unique and inventive examples of antiques meeting contemporary design. This carpet collection incorporates rare weavings from Persia and Turkey, circa 1940.
For two years, I acquired an extraordinary reserve of hand-woven panels that were traditionally crafted by the daughters of nomadic tribes that populated the mountainous, northern region of Persia. Young women would weave the panels for their dowries. After marriage, they used the woven segments to embellish their tents.
Since the collection's public launch at the 2003 AOL/Time Warner and the Esquire Apartment Show Houses (shown above), the design community has bestowed great acclaim upon these unique carpets.
The possibilities are very exciting. We have derived understated, tonal designs that are reminiscent of early 20th century Swedish carpets as well as Russian Art Deco textiles. The panels inherent variations allow tremendous versatility.
Available only through F.J. Hakimian, these Vintage Kilim Compositions provide both natural beauty and a striking, yet subtle foundation for the best of today’s interiors.
We look forward to collaborating with new generation of tastemakers to create distinctive custom carpets based on these exquisite, historic kilims. We also welcome you to our 57th street gallery for a private showing of our extensive library of the custom kilim designs.
FJ Hakimian is the leading resource for modern, vintage and antique carpets and tapestries. Headquartered in New York City, FJ Hakimian connects weavers, textile artists, interior designers and architects throughout the world on a common thread that is the passion for quality hand-woven carpets, mats and textiles.
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