Persian styles
Previous selections have included Tabriz, Heriz, Serapi, Kashan, Joshaghan and Qum silk rugs.
Handmade rugs are best seen in person
Inventory changes. Visit the gallery to compare size, color, construction and condition with help nearby.
Persian Rug Gallery of Woodbury carries handmade rugs at 572 Main St S in Woodbury, Connecticut. Past selections have covered Persian designs such as Tabriz, Heriz, Serapi, Kashan, Joshaghan and Qum silk, along with rugs from Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Turkey, in sizes from runners to oversized. Stock is one-of-a-kind and turns over, so nothing on this page is a live inventory list. Call (203) 263-5666 or visit during store hours to see what is actually on the floor.
Runners, room-size rugs, flatweaves, silk and more.
The gallery has carried antique and newer handmade rugs, traditional Persian designs, quieter modern pieces and sizes ranging from runners to oversized rugs.
The selection changes. Call or visit to find out what is currently in the gallery, and expect each piece to differ in origin, weave, materials, age and condition.
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The gallery has also shown rugs from Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Turkey.
Useful proportions
Bring room dimensions so runners, room-size and oversized pieces can be judged against the actual space.
Old and new
Antique rugs, newer handmade pieces and modern designs can require very different comparisons.
Measure first. Photograph the room.
Bring the room dimensions and the area you want the rug to cover. A few phone photos, plus paint or fabric samples, help make color and pattern choices more concrete.
About pricing
Archived examples from the gallery ranged from roughly $1,875 for select new rugs to $8,000 and above for antique and Persian pieces.
Those figures are historical examples, not current prices or inventory. The individual rug determines the current price.Find the gallery elsewhere
Photos of rugs that have passed through the gallery are posted on its listings elsewhere. Those are a record of past stock, not what is on the floor today.
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