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Textile Artist Shradha Kochhar's Installation ELONGATING TIME is on view in our gallery until 10/24!

This Vintage Anatolian Rug features a central medallion on an open field with four cornices. The ornate patterning is softened by the limited palette of beiges and browns. Soft tones and limited contrast make this a very easy rug to decorate around.

Vintage Brown and Gold Anatolian Rug - 5'2 x 8'10

Northern Afghanistan Jajim white attained by using cotton. The stripes are rendered with both stepped and serrated edges. This very versatile textile can work as a rug, wall hanging, or throw. Initially intended for use in a tent as a divider, to cover belongings, as a sofreh, or likely all of these and more.

Vintage Gudjeri Jajim - 4'4 x 9'10

Bright Morrocan shag beni rug featuring abstracted vegetal and zoomorphic shapes in charcoal, ivory, orange, blue, and green on neon-pink ground. Fresh and fun weaving that showcases the bright colors and free spirit that Moroccan rugs of the late 20th/ early 21st century are famous for.

Vintage Beni Ourain - 5’7 x 8'7

Sauj Bulagh woven by Kurds during the early 19th century. Sauj Bulaq, proto-kurdish Mahabad. lustrous wool, saturated tones, blend traditional Kurdish motifs with classical Safavid era. classical

Early 19th Century Sauj Bulag - 4'7 x 8'3

This Beni rug was woven in the middle Atlas mountains of Morocco during the 20th century. It features abstracted vegetal and zoomorphic shapes in soft green and pink on a red ground. A very free spirited weaving.

Vintage Moroccan Beni Rug - 5’4 x 10’6

This Beni Ourain rug was woven in the Middle Atlas mountains during the 20th century. It features a electric blue ground that appears solid at first glance but with very nuanced shifts in tone. Would add a nice pop of color and energy to any room.

Vintage Moroccan Beni Rug - 4’2 x 7’

SILK KINTSUGI A soulful early Ersari Turkmen rug, measuring with a beautifully aged surface and a striking contemporary repair. The field is arranged with large-scale Turkmen guls in a soft, time-muted palette of deep red, brown, indigo, charcoal, and ivory. Years of wear have softened the design, giving the rug a quiet, atmospheric quality while still preserving the rhythm and strength of its original tribal composition.

Kintsugi Silk Repaired Ersari Turkmen - 5’6 x 7'2

Like many Quchan weavigns it is influenced by the nearby traditions. The perfect combination of Baluch design sensibility and Kurdish use of color. Simultaneously simple yet visually complex it features a design of concentric diamonds created with blocks of color over a totemic latticework. Multiple reds and blues are joined by a lovely orange and a deep brown. Inspired by their Baluch neighbors, a striking ivory is masterfully used to awaken the piece and provide it's visual impact. QUCHAN KURD

Quchan Kurd Rug - 4’2 x 8'3

Depiction of a bowl of fruit, a flower filled vase and various other auspicious symbols on a rich terracotta ground. The terracotta is nicely balanced by a but patinated celadon ground main border and a canary yellow ground minor border of repeating shou symbols. Shou is a very auspicious symbol that represents longevity. These rugs are often referred as

Pictorial "Samarkand" Khotan Rug - 4'6 x 7'1

This Khotan rug was woven in Northwest China, which is also known as East Turkestan, during the early 20th century. This rug features three orb-like medallions of atop a patinated orange-red ground of personality filed palmettes, rosettes and cloudbands. Thick solid color lines frame two main borders. One a wonky greek key on a blue ground in various states of fading and the other polychrome

Colorful Khotan Rug - 4'4 x 8'

Ningxia Rug circa 1800 composed of a central mandala flanked by four smaller medallions over an intricate diamond lattice repeat. With a classic Ningxia palette that includes two shades of blue, brown, ivory, mauve and a desirable imperial yellow ground. The main border design features floral motifs on a mauve ground. The inner minor borders features a Greek key motif and the outer perimeter border features bands of both blue tones.

HOLD- Early 19th Century Ningxia Rug - 5'5 x 7'

exceptional rare moghan kazak best of type

Colorful Antique Moghan - 5’ x 7’10

Quchan KURD It features a fine and densely woven lattice of repeating floral motifs in various blues, red, yellow, green, peach, brown and ivory set against an indigo ground. The interconnected patterning and consistent use of color and spacing create a mesmerizing rhythm. Nicely framed by a series of larger borders of shapes and rosettes and thinner simple candy cane stripes in an array of tones

Antique Quchan Kurd Rug - 5’5 x 9’

Sanjabi Kurd features a field of graphic hexagons filled with stylized protection symbols in handsome tones of blues, reds, aubergine and ivory on a deep navy ground. Each pair of hexagons is neatly separated by bands of geometric shapes. Well executed patterning that is very refined for type. Each of the three borders accentuate and balance the tones in the composition. Of particular not is the main ivory ground border which adds just the right amount of brightness

Antique Sanjabi Kurd Rug - 4’3 x 7'1

Mid Century Ingegerd Silow Rölakan Kilim - 5’9 x 7’10

Mid Century Ingegerd Silow Rölakan Kilim - 5’9 x 7’10

This Saryk turkmen aestetics was woven in Turkmenistan during the late 19th century.

It features a repeat field of octagonal main guls and cruciform minor guls on a richly colored plum ground. The back showcases Tekke sensibility, with tightly packed asymmetric knots, high warp depression, and deeply toned red wefting—all hallmarks of classic 19th-century Tekke craftsmanship. The borders are dense and harmonious, filled with geometric detailing and anchored by elegant guards.

Antique Saryk Turkmen Rug - 4’9 x 7'6

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