A specialist showroom dedicated to Persian carpets, antique furnishings, and decorative objects from the Eastern tradition.
At a glance
Said Rachtian – Ancient East is a curated showroom in Mestre displaying Persian carpets spanning several generations, from antique pieces to design examples dating back seventy years. The collection also includes painted furniture and decorative objects reflecting Eastern heritage and craftsmanship.
History
The showroom represents over forty years of specialization in the Persian carpet trade. The owner, who holds a degree in Economics and Commerce from London, established himself in Venice decades ago and has become a recognized figure in the city’s antique market.
What you see
The storefront occupies a corner location on via Carducci, with display windows showcasing the collection to passersby. Large Persian carpets are prominently exhibited, alongside painted furniture and vintage design pieces that reflect both traditional and twentieth-century aesthetics.
Cultural significance
The showroom serves as a repository of Eastern decorative arts and textiles, preserving and presenting Persian carpet traditions to a Western clientele. The owner’s expertise and court registration contribute to the establishment’s credibility in authentication and cultural knowledge.
Key facts
- Address: Via Giosuè Carducci, 67, 30171 Mestre
- Phone: 041 984072
- Coordinates: 45.49177677354591, 12.236350178718567
- Owner expertise: Court-registered expert in antique objects; Chamber of Commerce of Venice specialist
Practical information
The showroom offers consultancy services on antique objects, leveraging the owner’s professional credentials as a court expert and Chamber of Commerce specialist. Contact the showroom directly for opening hours, appointment availability, and acquisition inquiries.
Getting there
The showroom is located in Mestre on via Giosuè Carducci at its intersection with via Piave. You can reach it by calling 041 984072 to confirm access and current hours before visiting.
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