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A joyful and highly decorative Heriz from the second quarter of the 20th century.

This piece is distinguished by its less common allover shrub and blossom field in lieu of the familiar central medallion. The shifting botanical forms, serrated leaves, and angular palmettes are rendered in a vivid yet harmonious palette with a brick red ground and accents of sky blue, soft yellow, celadon, apricot, and deep indigo accents.

Energetic Heriz Rug - 6'5 x 9'6

warpfaced back wangden tibetan rug

Tibetan Wangden Rug - 3’5 x 3’7

A superb late-19th-century Shirvan whose design vocabulary is more commonly encountered in Shirvan and Kuba Soumaks. The octagonal medallion-and-panel layout, the dense scattering of small rosettes, and the talismanic latch-hook devices all echo the structural geometry of flatwoven Soumak covers which is here translated into a finely knotted pile format with striking clarity. This crossover of motifs is both unusual and highly collectible, reflecting the deep interchange between pile-weaving and flatweave t

Antique Soumak Design Shirvan - 3’9 x 5’9

A luminous Ningxia rug woven in a sophisticated monochrome palette of deep indigo, sky blue, and soft ivory. At the center, a roundel of interlocking fretwork and stylized lotus motifs anchors the composition, surrounded by a generous spray of peonies that bloom across the field in balanced symmetry. The drawing is crisp yet fluid, displaying the gentle curvature and painterly shading characteristic of Ningxia weaving.

The border system is exceptionally rich with meandering key-fret bands, lattice grounds,

Antique Ningxia Rug - 4’9 x 6’3

This exceptional African American workwear quilt is constructed from a rich assemblage of early 20th-century utilitarian textiles, including striped and checked shirtings, plaids, chambrays, and heavier work fabrics. Pieced from worn garments and household cloth, the composition reflects a resourceful and deeply personal approach to textile reuse, where material scarcity gave rise to striking visual complexity.

Early 20th Century African American Work Wear Quilt - 5'5 x 6'9

This Navajo rug was handwoven during the second quarter of the 20th century.

This Navajo rug features a warm golden fields framed by crisp stepped “arrow” or chevron bands in cream and a soft, muted purple. The alternating bands create a gentle, rhythmic movement across the textile. The palette is uncommon yet harmonious showcasing the beauty of handspun wool and classic Navajo design logic.

Yellow Navajo Rug - 2’10 x 5'4

This kilim was handwoven in the Konya–Karapınar region of Central Anatolian during the late 19th century.

A radiant piece with an explosive palette and a beautifully articulated double-medallion composition. The weaver layers crimson, apricot, madder rose, turquoise, soft greens, and ivory into a shimmering, prismatic field. These hues create a depth and warmth that are unmistakably Anatolian.

Antique Konya Kilim - 3’4 x 4’7

This Heriz rug was handwoven during the second quarter if the 20tb century.

It features an allover field filled with branching angular motifs, stylized palmettes, stepped forms, and curling leaves radiating around a compact medallion. The palette is warm and vibrant, anchored by a rich madder-red ground accented with deep indigo, sky blue, saffron and ivory. The contrast between the crisp drawing and saturated dyes gives the rug a powerful architectural presence without feeling heavy. A beautifully d

All Over Heriz Rug - 6’8 x 10’5

A refined mid-century Swedish flat weave by celebrated designer Ingegerd Silow, signed with her

Mid Century Ingegerd Silow Rölakan Rug - 4'6 x 6'6

This Kazak was handwoven during the early 20th century in the southwest Caucasus.

A beautifully drawn Kazak featuring a chain of hooked diamond medallions on a vibrant sky-blue field. Each medallion is filled with either concentric diamonds or rubik's cube like grid in ivory, saffron, madder red, and deep indigo. Scattered rosettes and small geometric motifs animate the field, creating a lively rhythm. The border system is classic and powerful with an ivory “ram’s horn” outer border that encloses a richly

Antique Kazak Rug - 3'9 x 6'5

Vibrant and expressive, this Boucherouite rug embodies the joyful spontaneity of Moroccan village weaving. Crafted from recycled textiles, it features two large diamond medallions floating on a coral-pink ground, their layered outlines in blue, charcoal, ivory, and soft yellow creating a lively sense of rhythm and depth. A checkerboard border and flashes of crimson and turquoise add further energy to the composition.

Vintage Moroccan Boucherouite Rug - 3'10 x 4'5

Boucherouite rugs, created by Amazigh (Berber) women in rural Morocco, transform recycled textiles into exuberant works of folk art. This example features a striking vertical column of lozenge motifs rendered in pink, sky blue, and pale yellow against a deep charcoal ground. The palette and high, shaggy pile give it a wonderfully tactile and expressive presence. A spontaneous composition with rhythmic repetition and playful color balance.

Vintage Moroccan Boucherouite Rug - 3'2 x 6'3

A richly textured Scandinavian rya rug with a loose, hand-knotted pile forming a lush field of oversized floral motifs. Large blossoms and leafy forms unfold across a warm brown ground in soft shades of ivory, blush pink, sage green, and muted gold, creating a painterly, almost tapestry-like composition.

Floral Rya Rug - 5'2 x 7'

This vibrant Gabbeh was woven by the Qashqai during the 2nd quarter of the 20th century

The design centers on bold concentric diamond medallions floating on a warm saffron field. The medallions are flanked by playful flowering shrubs and framed by a charming rosette border. The palette is exceptional: saturated indigo, terracotta, sky blue, and emerald green, all rendered in luminous natural dyes.

Antique Gabbeh Rug - 4'4 x 6'10

This finely woven Tekke ensi, or door rug, was woven in Southern Turkmenistan during the early 20th century. Its composition follows the traditional four-panel layout divided by a vertical and horizontal axis in a classic Hatchli format. Within each quadrant, stylized tree motifs rise in rhythmic symmetry as abstracted forms that may signify fertility, life, and renewal within the enclosed domestic world.

Antique Tekke Turkmen Ensi - 4'6 x 5'8

This unusual Chinese rug reflects an inventive approach to material reuse and modern design. Its oval shape and softly variegated surface are woven from a blend of reclaimed yarns to create a subtle, almost painterly texture that shifts between muted mauve, slate, and mineral blue tones. The fine mosaic of color and understated abstraction evoke the spirit of Art Deco modernism while remaining deeply tactile and organic

Oval Chinese Rug with Recycled Yarn - 4’1 x 6'10

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