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This Rölakan was handwoven in Sweden during the middle of the 20th Century. A beautifully balanced Scandinavian flatweave featuring soft, luminous tones of straw yellow, pale green, sky blue, and warm ochre. The design is arranged in horizontal bands of stylized floral motifs, framed by subtle striped edges in an unmistakable nod to mid-century Swedish weaving traditions. The palette is intentionally gentle and airy, giving the piece a fresh, understated presence that works effortlessly in contemporary int
Mid Century Swedish Rölakan Kilim - 3’10 x 5’7
$850.00
A beautifully balanced flatweave from the Balkan weaving tradition, this Sarkoy kilim features a striking interplay of color and form. The composition centers on a coral-red field framed by alternating turquoise and charcoal borders, each filled with stylized, abstracted bird motifs rendered in yellow, ivory, and crimson. The rhythmic repetition and crisp geometry lend the piece a distinctly modern sensibility while remaining rooted in folk symbolism and regional craftsmanship.
Bulgarian Sarkoy Kilim - 3'4 x 5'1
$1,650.00
This kilim was handwoven in the Malatalya region of Eastern Anatolian during the early 20th century. It features a horizontal row of four multi-lobed medallions, each filled with stylized floral motifs. The medallions float on a deep walnut-brown ground, offset by aubergine, apricot, saffron yellow, indigo, soft blues, and madder tones. The surrounding borders alternate hooked amulet forms and diamond devices, creating a rhythmic frame around the central axis.
Turkish Malalya Kilim - 3'4 x 7'
$950.00
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
$1,500.00
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
$950.00
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
$2,200.00
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
$1,450.00
This Yomud Turkmen rug was handwoven during the early 20th century in Western Turkmenistan. This finely balanced Yomud carpet features a repeating dyrnak-gul field in shades of plum, indigo, ivory, coral, apricot and sky blue. Each diamond-shaped motif radiates a strong tribal geometry, emblematic of Yomud weavings from the Caspian steppe.
Yomud Turkmen Rug - 4’ x 5'10
$1,850.00
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
$1,650.00
A beautifully timeworn example from the famed workshops of Meshed, this decorative rug exudes character and quiet elegance. The design centers on a soft rosette medallion surrounded by an intricate field of scrolling floral vines and palmettes in tones of rose, ivory, pistachio, and faded turquoise. The allover pattern radiates a sense of harmony and refinement, the hallmarks of Meshed weaving during its classical period.
Antique “perfectly worn” Meshed Rug - 4’3 x 6'8
$1,250.00
This Kazak rug was handwoven in the Southwest Caucasus during the early 20th century. A striking example featuring three boldly drawn stepped medallions set against a vibrant, glowing red field. The palette is classic Southwest Caucasian: deep indigo, moss green, ivory, and saturated natural reds that radiate warmth and energy. The central medallion really pops and is distinguished by a lovely jewel toned blue green and enhanced by a starkly contrasting ivory outline that giving the piece strong graphic pr
Antique Kazak Rug - 4’ x 6'3
$1,850.00
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
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
$750.00
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
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Antique Marasali Rug - 3’7 x 5’5
$2,500.00
This rare and expressive Kurdish wagireh—or sampler rug—is a visual archive of design. Woven not for the market but as a reference tool, wagireh offered master weavers a compact way to preserve and transmit important elements of a pattern. Lush florals, scrolling vinery, and medallion fragments bloom in bold juxtaposition, floating across an asymmetrical field divided by tone and structure. The field’s deep indigo ground plays host to densely branched flowerheads and palmettes, while a large-scale ivory car
Vintage Kurdish Sampler - 4’2 x 6’9
$2,750.00