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psychedelic bidjar It features large stylized palmettes that unfurl into the kaleidoscopic composition bursting with color, energy and charm. The jewel toned palette of is a saturated symphony of rose, coral, aqua, orange, butter and violet tones layered across a nicely abrashed red ground and framed by a dusty lavender border. A dense, hard wearing rug perfect for high traffic areas.

Psychedelic Bidjar Rug - 4'5 x 6’7

This Tekke main rug was handwoven during the first quarter of the 20th century in Turkmenistan.

The field features a grid rounded main guls in apricot, indigo, turquoise and ivory on vibrant red ground. The space between the grid is filled with rows of cruciform shaped secondary guls. In a rare square format that allows for very luxurious and open spacing of the guls.

Tekke Turkmen Main Rug - 6’9 x 7'

This rug features a curvilinear floral design on a red wine field. The floral work is intricate and an excellent example of the type of floral sprays Sarouk rugs are famed for. The main border features a palmette and blossom design on a navy ground. This classically patterned rug is perfect for high traffic areas and should last for generations to come.

Antique Sarouk Rug - 8’ x 9’8

It features classic patterning associated with the Afshar people of Sirjan. In the center are two latch-hooked medallions on deep navy surrounded by a lacquer-red ground surrounded by a final field of cobalt. Various greens, turqoise, apricot and aubergine contrast wonderfully and accentuate the various Small symbols and figures that fill the negative space. Nicely framed by an ivory main border which brightens the composition.

Sirjan Afshar Rug - 3’11 x 4’9

Classic Heriz

Showcasing a classic geometric central medallion it boasts an array of rich tones. A brick-red field is complemented by deep navy, multiple blues, greens, gold, and coral tones with brown and ivory accents. The four ivory cornices and icy blue outer border brighten the composition. Nicely framed by a navy main border of polychrome palmettes.

Classic Heriz Rug - 9’3 x 11’3

This Malayer runner was handwoven during the second quarter of 20th century.

This washed out wide runner features a repeat pattern abstracted botehs that blend right into one another on the soft and calming camel ground. Framed by a crisp border of palmettes in caramel, soft blues, earthy reds and burnt orange on a deep navy ground.

Malayer Rug - 6' x 14’8

golden tabriz all over very fine

All Over Golden Tabriz Rug - 7’8 x 12'

Bidjar a central geometric rosette medallion in blues, coral, chocolate and canary yellow with scalloped white perimeter and flanked by two teardrop medallions. The central medallion sits on an well executed allover herati design on a rich red ground witt four cornices of flowering vases. Framed by three equally sized borders that include a central navy palmette border sandwiched between whimsical matching borders which each feature a parade of peacocks on coral grounds. Well balanced design, masterful

Room Sized Antique Bidjar Rug - 8'8 x 12'

This Art Deco rug was handwoven in Tientsin, China during the second quarter of the 20th century.

This Deco rug features a central dragon surrounded by additional dragons in each of it's four corners all atop an open golden yellow ground framed by a thick unadorned navy border. The scaly and serpentine dragons come in a variety of tones and are each surrounded by colorful cloudbands which emphasize that they are in flight. In China the dragon is often depicted winglessly flying through clouds. I

Chinese Deco Dragons Rug - 8'10 x 11'6

This Art Deco rug was handwoven in Tientsin, China during the second quarter of the 20th century.

This Deco rug is quite calm and elegant. An asymmetric inner border of branches and leaf like shapes in autumnal shades provide substance and balance to the delicate tone on tone patterning found in the the field and around the perimeter.

Magenta Deco Rug - 2’ x 3’10

It features of an deep navy central medallion on a crimson ground. The field is filled with fine floral sprays and balanced by four scalloped cornices woven in light blue. The border is composed of a straightforward floral meander in the same deep navy almost black ground of the central medallion. SAROUK PAIR

Vintage Sarouk Mat - 2’3 x 3'

This Sarouk rug was handwoven during the second quarter of the 20th century.

It features of an deep navy central medallion on a crimson ground. The field is filled with fine floral sprays and balanced by four scalloped cornices woven in light blue. The border is composed of a straightforward floral meander in the same deep navy almost black ground of the central medallion

Vintage Sarouk Mat - 2’3 x 2’11

hamadan It features alternating rows of zoomorphic botehs on a coral ground. It is encapsulated by a striped octagonal border with polychrome triangles around the interior and blue cornices each with a single leaf. Framed by a main blue border sandwiched between two red

Cute Hamadan Rug - 2’5 x 2’9

This Senneh rug was woven during the second quarter of the 20th Century.

Wonderful but still folky perspective of looking into a building with three arches each with a hanging lantern. The perspective is accentuated by a grid which runs into a columned platform before breaking off into the glowing red distance. The piece is further differentiated by the addition of a zoomorphic alter directly in the center.

Folk Perspective Senneh Rug - 2’1 x 3’1

It features a variety of Native American symbols against a cream ground and framed a border of interlocking red and blue triangles that have been perfectly reconciled around the corners. The most prominent motif is a thunderbird which is a symbol of protection, power and strength. To the left are what appear to be bear paw prints (protection, power and strength) and to the right a Teepee (connection to nature and the ancestors) and a deer hoof (strength, agility and grace).

Thunderbird American Hook Rug - 3' x 4’

american rag runner

American Rag Runner - 3’ x 15’2

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