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Florence Griswold’s Dinner Dance & Benefit Auction

Posted on September 10th, 2013 by Joshua Kebabian

Florence Griswold’s Dinner Dance & Benefit Auction Art for the Eye & the Foot SOLD OUT!!! BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL EVENT!  Kebabian’s Oriental Rugs is thrilled to contribute to the Florence Griswold’s Art Museum’s Gala for 2013!   It is a privilege to be a part of this fine museum which brilliantly brings an […]

Bringing “Home” With You

Posted on September 5th, 2013 by Joshua Kebabian

Bringing “Home” With You    Thanks Mike,  for Sharing & Supporting Kebabian’s.   Glad you were able to take some “Home” with you.  Enjoy South Carolina! Interior Decor by Amelia Farnham, Oriental Rug from Kebabians!

Window Watch 8/31 Art of the Outdoors/Indoors & Tribal Energy

Posted on September 3rd, 2013 by Joshua Kebabian

WINDOW LEFT The charming antique Chinese “Fette” displayed in WINDOW LEFT measures 9.3 x 11.10.  This Chinese piece was hand-knotted in China using vegetally dyed wool, circa 1920.  The Fette pieces are finely woven and contain the timeless, traditional Chinese designs.  “It has been the genius of the Chinese people to preserve unchanged the same art […]

Window Watch – What You Love & The Latest Trends!

Posted on July 20th, 2013 by Joshua Kebabian

WINDOW LEFT A re-creation involves much more than a simple copying of a design.  To do a re-creation properly, having the right materials and the proper workmanship is paramount.  The re-creation of the antique Sarouk Ferreghan was a huge success! The lovely carpet displayed in WINDOW LEFT measures 9 x 12.5.  The color palette includes ivory, […]

Huntington House

Posted on July 10th, 2013 by Joshua Kebabian

Kebabian’s Oriental Rugs was honored to be a part of Her Haven’s latest project for the Recovery Network, which provides residential services for women living with co-occuring disorders and histories of trauma. We applaud Carey Dougherty and Her Haven’s mission, which is to “help women by doing what we love: designing spaces that bring peace, […]

Rug of the Week

Posted on February 19th, 2013 by Joshua Kebabian

The carpet showcased in the video below is a Very Fine Suzani, hand-knotted in Northern Afghanistan by ethnic Uzbek and Turkmen women.  It is made of hand-spun, vegetal dyed local wool from Ghazni and the silk is from Samarkand. This carpet measures 8′ x 10′.