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This elegant Deco rug features a refined open-field design with delicate floral sprays accenting a uncommon gold field. The softly rendered peonies, lotus blossoms, and leafy tendrils in pastel shades of pink. blue, and green create a graceful. understated compostion. features peonies, chrysanthemums, fruit blossoms among flowers rendered in greens, yellows, blues in purples. The flowers really pop on bright red, which is a shade most commonly associated with luck, joy, and prosperity in China.
Golden Deco Rug - 6’4 x 9’10
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This embroidered textile is a well-preserved example of late Ottoman Armenian domestic needlework, likely produced in the town of Marash (modern-day Kahramanmaraş, Turkey) at the turn of the 20th century.   The embroidery is executed in silk floss using satin and couching stitches across a black cotton ground.  It features concentric floral medallions, stylized birds and serrated leaves in lively blues, greens, red, pink, purple, yellow and ivory. Notably, two guardian-like anthropomorphic figure
Antique Marash Embroidery - 4’2 x 5’5
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The craftsmanship is exceptional, blending the visual grammar of Ottoman imperial iconography with devotional Sufi aesthetics. The embroidered script, with its sweeping thuluth curves, dances across a symmetrical field of symbolic ornament, producing an effect both meditative and majestic.
19th Century Ottoman Felt Embroidery - 4'2 x 5'9
$1,500.00 Sold out
This barkcloth was made during the first half of the 20th century in New Ireland, Papau New Guinea. This powerful barkcloth is a rare example of narrative textile art from Papua New Guineaβ€”one that speaks in sacred symbols and cosmological sequences. Likely associated with the spiritual movements known as β€œcargo cults,” which emerged in response to colonial disruption, the piece tells a story not of conquest but of reversal.
New Guinea Bark Cloth Painting - 3’6 x 4’2
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This Bidjar rug was handwoven during the late 19th century. It features a central medallion, framed by a ivory cartouche that radiates against a dense rose-red field enriched with finely detailed herati motifs and corner spandrels in sapphire blue. The surrounding field bursts into cool cerulean, where stylized palmettes, rosettes, and floral sprays create a sense of celestial order. A series of robust bordersβ€”anchored by a deep indigo ground and flanked by meandering boteh and palmette guardsβ€”grounds the
Vibrant Room Sized Bidjar - 7'9 x 12'
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A rare and evocative Kurdish weaving that was likely woven in as a Sufi meditation mat. The design centers around an open camel-hair field punctuated by two registers of stylized cypress or tree-of-life motifs, symbolizing spiritual ascent and resilience. A single red vertical stripe flanking one edge subtly functions as a mihrab, orienting the user without the overt architecture of a classic prayer rug. This quiet asymmetry and spiritual intention suggest a meditative or mystical use, likely in a Sufi
19th Century Sufi Meditation Bidjar - 4'3 x 5'5
$1,450.00 Sold out
This rug features a curvilinear floral design on a deep navy field. The floral work is intricate and an excellent example of the type of floral sprays Sarouk rugs are known for. The main border features scrolling palmettes on a rust ground. In a desirable and less common ~6 x 9 size.
Blue Sarouk Rug - 6’2 x 8’9
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It features vertically stacked boxes, each filled with scattered diamonds across saturated grounds of color. The diamond motifs serve both as protective emblems and as a kind of visual chant, anchoring the eye while the overall composition moves with the spontaneity of Kurdish village life. The palette is classic and earthy: madder red, saffron gold, deep indigo, and teal, with ivory highlights animating the zigzag borders.
Antique Kurdish Sivas Rug - 2’10 x 6’7
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19th century It features a field of scrolling vines topped with wide blossoming botehs red, stark white, navy, indigo, and a desirable golden yellow on a red ground. It is surrounded by borders of bent ribbons, diagonal stripes and most prominently a dinosaur-like primitive bird border. This group of Afshars is thought to be woven in the Aqta region and have taken their patterning from nearby Kerman shawls. Nicely finished with striped kilim skirt borders on the top and bottom.
Antique Aqta Afshar Rug - 4’2 x 6’2
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This Talish runner was handwoven during the late 19th century in the Caucasus. It features narrow field of rows of shrubs on a rare and desirable yellow ground. The shrubs are laid out in diagonal columns which are rendered in rich reds and blues and green jewel tones. It is framed by a wide main border of both small and geometric rosettes on a chocolate ground.
Antique Yellow Talish Rug - 2’11 x 14’6
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This classic Heriz features a geometric central medallion on rich saturated tones and meaty wool. A brick-red field is complemented by deep navy, french blue, sage, and coral tones with brass and ivory accents. The four teal cornices soften the rug and a wonderful undulating abrash adds layers to the composition. The main border is wider than most and gives the piece a grander feel.
Antique Heriz Rug - 9’2 x 11’7
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This unusual Karaja rug features a Tree of Life composition rendered in a vivid palette of indigo, madder, ivory, and soft terracotta tones. It combines the technical precision and geometric boldness typical of Karaja weavings with a spiritually resonant format more commonly associated with urban workshop rugs.
Tree of Life Karaja Rug - 4’1 x 5’11
$3,500.00 Sold out
19th Century Central Anatolian Prayer Rug - 3’4 x 5’
19th Century Central Anatolian Prayer Rug - 3’4 x 5’
$1,850.00 Sold out
This Bakhtiari rug was woven during the 2nd quarter of the 20th century It features a classic garden design in madder reds, indigo blues, and soft yellows, browns, and ivories. A shrub, flower or tree appears in each square with an alternating repeating pattern. The reconciled main border showcases blue and salmon palmettes and serrated leaves on an ivory ground. 
Bakhtiari Garden Rug - 5’6 x 10’
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This Afshar rug was handwoven during the second quarter of the 20th century.  It features an all-over design that is a variation of a herati pattern. The boxy abstracted flowers are rendered in red, orange and turqouise hues on a midnight blue ground. Very figures and talismans can be found hidden amongst the field including a person on horseback and what appears to be the word
Blue Afshar Rug - 5’1 x 7’
$1,950.00 Sold out
Antique Heriz Rug - 7’9 x 9’
Antique Heriz Rug - 7’9 x 9’
$6,750.00 Sold out