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

It features a central medallion floating above an open turquoise ground and framed by a large and elegant border. The medallion and border are both composed of beautifully detailed floral sprays in pastel pinks, reds, seafoam green, copper, and gold and khaki.

Luxurious Square Kerman Rug - 9’9 x 10’

Vintage Kurdish Runner - 2’9 x 8’8

Vintage Kurdish Runner - 2’9 x 8’8

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

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

Antique oversized kelleghi Mahal featuring an all-over pattern of interlocked palmettes in spectacular hues of multiple blues, greens, coral, yellow, and soft purple on a rare ivory ground. The field design is a well-rendered variation of the Mina Khani design. Perfectly framed by a vibrant navy main border featuring palmettes and serrated leaves. Various distinct minor borders add interesting detail and interest to the piece.

HOLD - Oversized Ivory Mahal Rug - 10’8 x 18’3

Karadja runner featuring a pattern of alternating geometric shapes and hooked lozenges on a rich red ground. Indigo blues, sage green, gold, ivory, and caramel provide a well-balanced palette a give the runner a professorial air.

Durable Karaja Runner - 2’10 x 10’9

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

This rug was handwoven by Kurds during the first quarter of the quarter of the 20th century. It features a traditional Kurdish design of diagonal stripes in a rainbow of pastel tones. The seemingly random color placement along wiht the varying thickness and movement of the stripes imbibe the rug with life and movement. Framed by a main border of stepped polygons and triangles on a coral ground with ends that are beautifully embellished with multiple barber pole weft floats.

Diagonal Stripes Kurdish Runner - 3'6 x 8'2

This Art Deco rug was handwoven in Tientsin, China during the second quarter of the 20th century. This sumptuous Deco rug features a detailed naturalistic design of two distinct blossoming branches on a black ground. The eye-catching design features peonies, chrysanthemums, fruit blossoms among flowers rendered in greens, orange, pink, blue and purple. The flowers really pop against the true black ground.

Black Square Deco Rug - 3' x 3'

This Blue Chinese Deco Rug features an open blue field framed by a wide cream border. Two thin lines in navy and indigo separate the two color blocks and are straddled by various floral bouquets that provide the only decoration. Simple and straightforward with a luxurious feel.

Blue Chinese Deco Rug - 3'2 x 5'6

This Farahan rug was woven in Western Iran during the second quarter of the 20th century. It features an allover

Zili Sultan Farahan Rug - 3'6 x 4'11

Trapping was handwoven by Ersari Turkmen in middle Amu Darya region of Central Asia during the 20th Century. This trapping features an all over design of stepped diamonds in alternating earthy red and deep navy which is tightly rendered to hypnotic effect. macrame fringes that alternate between madder red and indigo. Likely made to hang on the wall or for a pack animal.

Ersari Turkmen Trapping - 1’5 x 3’10

This Asafo flag was handmade by the Asante people of coastal Ghana during the second quarter of the 20th Century. Asafo means 'war people

Old Asafo Flag - 3'11 x 5'

This Senneh kilim was woven by Kurds during the second quarter of the 20th century. This finely woven kilim features a double diamond medallion on a classic herati design ground in black, yellow, caramel, coral, soft purple and slate. Framed by a simple interlocking jigsaw border.

Black & Yellow Senneh Kilim - 3'5 x 4'1

This Heriz rug was handwoven in Northwest Iran during the second quarter of the 20th century. It features an allover design of geometric palmettes and large serrated leaves in blues, green, coral, gold, black and ivory on an undulating brick ground. All over designs are less common on Heriz rugs which most often feature large central medallions. The main border is composed of a rosette and outstretched arm palmette border on a surmah ground.

All-Over Pattern Heriz - 7'3 x 10'3

Antique Navajo gray small kilim composed of single slight off-centered ivory cross with orange nodes on a heathered gray field. Framed by thin ivory zigzag and solid brown perimeter.

Antique Navajo Rug - 2'4 x 2'6

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