age : 1900-1925 – Page 3 – HEIRLOOM

SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN: WEAVING A FUTURE currently on view in our gallery

Antique Tabriz oversized rug featuring a central medallion with multiple iterations of the Herati pattern that maintains the same scale but subtly changes color combination to a great visual effect. The repeat Herati emanates in different waves from a dark brown center to soft-toned grounds of ivory, teal, and burnt orange. Four cornices work in the opposing direction and reflect color the exchange found in the center.

Oversized Tabriz Rug - 10'10 x 15'2

This Antique Kazak Rug features large latch-hooked medallions on a rare yellow ground that is full of various randomly placed rosettes and star-filled octagons. Framed by a classic leaf and calyx main border and minor borders of polychrome rosettes.

Antique Kazak Rug - 4' x 5'7

This Antique Karabagh Rug features an all over large scale herati pattern in reds, pinks, purple, green yellow and ivory on a brownish/black ground. The dark ground has oxidized adding dimensionality to the piece. Framed by a main border of cabbage roses characteristic of this type and floral minor borders with highly contrasting abrash which adds significant interest to the composition

Antique Karabagh Rug - 5'7 x 8'9

This Baluch rug was handwoven during the first quarter of the 20th century near the border of Iran and Afghanistan. It features a design of rosette or burr filled diamonds in a lattice format. In tones of madder red, navy, peachy pink and vibrant pops of ivory providing nice nice contrast and visual interest. Finished with multiple columns of selvedge along the sides and finely woven soumak capping the top and bottom. A well balanced and visually intriguing piece.

Baluch Piled Sofreh - 3'6 x 3'4

Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’1

Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’1

This Torba was handwoven by Tekke Turkmen Turkmenistan during the early 20th Century. This trapping features a design of eight aina güls in earthy red, browns ivory and navy. Framed by a multitude of borders that include zigzags, flowers, diamonds and serrated leaves. A torba is a small storage used to both transport and store belongings that is similar to a chuval but not as deep. Polychrome knotheads remain of what were once long fringes.

Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’8

Kapanuk woven by Yomud Turkmen early 20th century in Turkmenistan. A kapanuk is a rug meant to hang around the tent door. main panel of meandering zoomorphic pinwheel devices and framed by various borders Wonderfully embellished of lustrous purply-pink silk and beautifully polychrome braided tassels and the inclusion of both wood and glass beads.

Wool & Silk Yomud Kapanuk - 4’1 x 5’5

Turkmen chuval handwoven by Yomud Turkmen Turkmenistan during the early 20th Century. Kepse güls in soft pink, ivory and navy on an open aubergine ground. geometric rosettes flanked by

Antique Yomud Chuval - 2’8 x 3’1

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'

This Heriz rug was handwoven in Northwest Iran during the early 20th century. It features a well balanced and graphic all over design in green, teal, brick, beige, gold and coral on a dark navy ground. distinctive blue to great visual effect. As most Heriz rugs come in large room sizes, this is a hard to find format. The addition of the less common all over pattern and rare blue ground

Rare Small Blue Heriz - 4'9 x 6'3

Feng shui The pictorial rug was handwoven in Mongolia during the early 20th century. It features a mirrored design of a stag under a tree with a crane and bat flying above. The stag represents well-being, while the crane symbolizes a long life and the bat prosperity. The color palette is minimal with ivory, dark and light blues. The whole is framed by a tightly rendered fret border.

Feng Shui Mongolian Rug - 2’1 x 4’

Antique intricate Kerman small weaving featuring a directional architectural scene of hanging lanterns and blossoming flowers. It is comprised of rich tones of rich tones of indigo, ivory, raspberry, and wheat which contrast well giving the drawing depth against the navy void. It is framed by a border of alternating rosettes and cartouches. The cartouches are filled with a faux kufic script.

Antique Directional Kerman - 1'9 x 1'9

Antique Veramin - 4'2 x 10'

Antique Veramin - 4'2 x 10'

This Camel Serab Runner features a lush camel ground which is vast and open both in the field and around the perimeter. Four lozenges in light and dark blue, ivory, and an electric orange appear to float above the open space. Perfectly framed by a serrated leaf and calyx border in the same tones on an ivory ground. Finished with three rows of selvedge and a thick strip of original kilim end which add strength and structure both visually and in actuality.

Camel Serab Runner - 3'9 x 10'2

This Antique Labijar Kilim features a bold and graphic pattern of interwoven diamonds filled with saturated tones of navy, red-orange, or ivory. Each diamond contains a small polygon with a central

Antique Labijar Kilim - 5'7 x 9'6

19th century Indian Jail dhurrie featuring a series rows of deep navy and bright white stripes which feather at each end in the central panel. Two skirt panels feature smaller alternating white and navy stripes broken up by two bright indigo blocks. These rugs were part of prison reform beginning in 19th century India.

Antique Bikaner Jail Dhurrie - 4'9 x 8'3

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