age : 1900-1925 – HEIRLOOM

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This bold and finely executed flatwoven kilim from Pirot, Serbia, features a rhythmic lattice of diamonds and blossoming bud motifs arranged across a vibrant red field. The powerful graphic border is composed of stylized, angular vine-scroll forms and rendered in tones of black, ivory, ochre, pink, and apricot.

At the top, the woven Cyrillic inscription “ВЕЗИРАR” (Bezirac) suggests a prestigious workshop or district, likely tied to a“Bezir” (vizier) a high-ranking Ottoman official. This connection reflects

Antique Serbian Pirot Kilim - 7' x 12’2

This rare cotton pile rug is a wonderful example of early 20th century weaving from India’s Deccan region, likely originating from a workshop in Hyderabad or Bidar. Though long attributed to Agra, emerging scholarship suggests that many rugs of this type, with their Persianate design vocabulary and unique structural features, reflect a broader and more diverse history of Indian carpet production beyond the colonial centers.

Cotton Pile Deccan Rug - 4'1 x 7'

This rug was likely woven likely in the Hakkari - Rawanduz corridor of the Kurdish Highlands of Iraq during the turn of the 20th century

This deeply expressive Kurdish village rug presents a masterclass in tribal geometry, color harmony, and cultural symbolism. It features a field anchored by two nested diamond medallions, each filled with small, rhythmic glyph-like motifs and set against a ground of saturated indigo blue and madder red abrashed into glowing mineral shades. Surrounding the central field ar

Antique Kurdish Rug - 5’9 x 8’10

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

shirvan marasali It features all over design of rows of

Antique Marasali Rug - 3’7 x 5’5

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.

Saryk Turkmen Rug - 4’9 x 7'6

mixed technique Bahtiari bag

Mixed Technique Bakhtiari - 3’7 x 4’4

Antique Pictorial Dhurrie - 3'1 x 6'

Antique Pictorial Dhurrie - 3'1 x 6'

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

ANTIQUE VERAMIN It features an allover field of four colorful latchhooked diamonds each filled with a memling gul against the deep surmah or blue/black ground and accentuated by striking lightning shaped zigzags. It utilizes a palette of well contrasted, saturated tones including red, orange, multiple blues, greens, brown, and a vivid white that really pops in both the main border and the inner lightning strikes. Nicely finished with extra undyed brown kilim on both ends.

Meaty Antique Veramin Rug - 4’5 x 6'3

veramin star rug antique

Antique Veramin Star Rug - 1’1 x 1'6

Luri namkadan saltbag soumak woven face with a pattern of bur-like protection symbols in two rows and on the neck of the bag. The top row breaks off to the left mid symbol while the bottom breaks off to the right mid bur giving the composition the illusion of movement. The pattern is simple yet complex with rich and saturated blues, reds, green, and apricot with chocolate brown and a bright white that really pops. The white is achieved by using cotton and can be seen on back of the bag

Antique "Namakdan" Salt Bag - 1’6 x 1'11

Antique Baluch Balisht - 1’6 x 2'9

Antique Baluch Balisht - 1’6 x 2'9

This Baluch rug was handwoven during the early 20th century in Afghanistan.

It features two octagonal Turkmen guls on a red ground and framed by a border of hourglass and cruciform shapes. Rich saturated tones and nice interplay between light and dark. It has original kilim ends on top and bottom that are each embellished with their own weft float pattern. This balisht has it's original kilim back still intact and which employs thick stripes of red, orange, brown and ivory.

Salar Khani Baluch Balisht - 1’6 x 3’3

BALUCH BALISHT It features a geometric trellis motif in a variety of earthy reds and deep greens on a camel ground. The Baluch are masters of accomplishing a lot with a limited palette most often with the strategic use of white as us seen in the borders. This balisht has it's original kilim back still intact and which employs thick stripes of reds, blues, brown and purple.

Antique Baluch Balisht - 1’8 x 2’8

It features repeat red and ivory ground medallions on a navy ground full of flora and fauna including the charming addition of various animals added to the top of the composition. It features a main border of 8 pointed stars stars surrounded by multiple minor borders in an array of diagonal stripes and interlocks. The borders really sparkle while showcasing the extensive palette of reds, blues, greens, browns, yellow and ivory Wonderfully finished with extra embellishments like the candy cane selvedge and c

Rare Qashqa'i Runner - 3’1 x 15’3

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