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Handwoven by Amazigh weavers of the Aït Ouaouzguite tribe in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains, this vintage rug reflects one of the region’s most celebrated weaving traditions. Distinguished by its fine weave, bold geometric design, and brilliant saffron yellow, a hallmark of Aït Ouaouzguite textiles, it embodies the vibrant artistry that has made these rugs among Morocco’s most sought-after weavings. The motifs are set against expansive fields of luminous ocean blue, whose generous negative space lends the c

Vintage Aït Ouaouzguite (Taznakht) Rug - 5’ x 8'

$1,450.00 Sold out

Vintage Tabriz Rug - 6'9 x 9'5

Vintage Tabriz Rug - 6'9 x 9'5

$4,850.00 Sold out

This evocative Qajar rug depicts Nur ‘Ali Shah, the celebrated Sufi saint and poet whose image became widely cherished in the 19th-century.

Remembered as a figure of beauty, charisma, and spiritual devotion, Nur ‘Ali Shah helped embody the revival of Sufism in the Qajar period. His portrait was reproduced across paintings, lacquer, enamel, and carpets, becoming an icon of saintly presence rather than a simple likeness.

Sufi Mohtasham Kashan w/ Nur Ali Shah - 2' x 3'1

$3,750.00 Sold out

Khamseh Tree of Life Rug - 4' x 5'1

Khamseh Tree of Life Rug - 4' x 5'1

$2,500.00 Sold out

A striking Baluch animal trapping, woven in a long, narrow format with its original braided ties still attached. The design is spare and powerful with a dark wool ground animated by a chain of ivory stepped motifs, small flashes of madder red, and compact end panels with orange and ivory geometric borders.

Striking Baluch Trapping - 5" x 7'3

$250.00 Sold out

A handsome Baluch trapping with a long, graphic format and a deeply saturated palette of aubergine, forest green, madder, ivory, and dark brown. The design is built from a rhythmic checkerboard of small geometric devices, with serrated ivory bands running vertically through the field and a narrow decorative side border adding balance and movement.

Handsome Baluch Trapping - 11" x 6'4

$275.00 Sold out

A small Gansu rug woven with a lively arrangement of auspicious symbols against a deep navy field, accented in indigo blue, coral, and muted aubergine. Pairs of stylized bats appear throughout the central field, arranged around endless knots and shou symbols, while interlocking ring motifs line the outer border.

In Chinese decorative arts, the bat is a symbol of good fortune, while the shou character represents longevity and the endless knot suggests continuity and enduring harmony.

Small Chinese Gansu Bat Rug - 1’6 x 3'3

$375.00 Sold out

A striking antique Sauj Bulagh long rug, woven by Kurds. The field is densely patterned with offset rows of stepped diamond medallions in saturated tones of madder red, indigo blue, soft ivory, teal green, and warm camel against a rich brown ground.

Sauj Bulagh rugs are particularly admired for their bold color and powerful village drawing. This example has an especially lively allover composition, with each stepped medallion carrying a small central cross form, creating a strong sense of movement ac

Late 19th Century Sauj Bulagh Rug - 4'3 x 9'5

$2,650.00 Sold out

A striking central panel from a ceremonial blanket woven by the Thái ethnic community of Nghệ An, in the highlands of central Vietnam. Worked in a restrained palette of indigo blue and natural white cotton, the textile combines powerful animal imagery with auspicious geometric motifs, creating a composition that is both graphic and deeply symbolic.

The panel is organized around a mirrored pair of confronting tigers, their bodies rendered in bold, angular forms across the center of the composition. Above th

Thái Ceremonial Tiger Textile Panel with Tigers and Turtles- 4' x 1'5

$950.00 Sold out

Sumbanese Hinggi Funerary Ikat Textile - 4'2 x 9'6

Sumbanese Hinggi Funerary Ikat Textile - 4'2 x 9'6

$1,950.00 Sold out

Vintage Kars kilim from eastern Turkey with three geometric medallions in brown and green tones, arranged within an open field with horizontal banding and framed by a border of small repeating diamond motifs.

Mid Century Kars Kilim - 7'9 x 10'6

$2,750.00 Sold out

A painted bark cloth attributed to the Ticuna people of the Amazon region, likely from the mid 20th century. The cloth is decorated with a striking figural composition, showing a crowned human figure beside a large bird form, framed by a border of angular geometric motifs.

Ticuna bark cloths are made from beaten inner bark and painted with natural pigments. Unlike the more abstract rhythmic surfaces of Mbuti bark cloths from Central Africa, Ticuna examples often include figural imagery connected to myth, r

Amazon Bark Cloth Painting from the Ticuna People- 1'6 x 1'9

$750.00 Sold out

A graphic Kurdish rug with a repeating lattice of stylized tree and arrow motifs. The geometry is crisp, softened by a beautifully faded palette of dusty rose, sand, and deep blue.

Graphic Kurdish Rug - 4'7 x 7'1

$1,100.00 Sold out

Sanjabi Kurdish rug from western Persia with repeating hexagonal medallions in red, blue, green, and ivory on an indigo ground, with geometric borders.

Antique Sanjabi Kurd Rug - 4'1 x 7'2

$1,450.00 Sold out

A distinctive Baluch rug featuring an allover lattice of small, repeating arrow and hooked motifs arranged in a tight, rhythmic grid. The rug is constructed in two joined panels and the pattern has a strong directional energy that creates movement across the surface while maintaining a disciplined geometric structure.

Mid Century Baluch Rug - 4' x 7'5

$1,250.00 Sold out

Antique Kuba prayer rug with a geometric mihrab arch and a densely patterned field of small colorful boteh motifs, framed by multiple angular borders in coral, ivory, and green tones.

Antique Kuba Prayer Rug - 3' x 4'4

$850.00 Sold out

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