Welcome to the Productions Rug Gallery

Woven Treasures, Creators of Classic Rugs
The following gallery pages are dedicated to exhibiting
our incredible line of production rugs. Finally, your chance
to bring these amazing rugs off of the auction blocks and history
books, and into your homes for a fraction of what you might
expect to pay! Each one of these rugs can be made fully
customizable, to your specific size and color needs. In addition, we
offer you the freedom to completely create your new rug using your
own designs! If you would like to inquire about any of the productions
in the gallery, please feel free to contact us.

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Production 7 - Turkish Ushak: This rug was selected for production by an associate. The original dates back to the 1880s. These Ushak designs were extremely popular in France throughout the 19th century, often found in wealthy, aristocratic homes. The lack of central medallion makes this rug a decorator's dream. As with all of our Productions, this rug can be sized and customized to your specifications.
Production 8 - Persian Sultanabad: This rug was sold in a Christie's auction, May, 2001. The original, dating back to the last quarter of the 19th century, belonged to famed psychoanalyst, Sigmond Fraud. A little know fact is that Sigmond's brother-in-law was an antique rug salesman, and after some prodding, he was able to convince Fraud to purchase this beautiful rug as a glorious addition to his growing collection. The warm and soothing floral motif and colors made this an obvious choice for production. As with all of our Productions, this rug can be sized and customized to your specifications.
Production 9 - Persian Mahal: This rug was sold at a Sotheby's auction in 2000. The original, dating back to the last quarter of the 19th century, was selected for production because its large border, beautiful floral motifs and warm colors. It reminds us of a garden, lit by the afternoon sun. As with all of our Productions, this rug can be sized and customized to your specifications.