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This Shahsavan rug was during the 19th century. The octagons and ground are full of various protection symbols, flora and fauna and geometric shapes. Framed by a main border of talish rosettes on an ivory ground that is flanked by bent ribbon minor borders. Excellent use of color and contrast give the border wonderful movement and dimension. The shahsavan are mostly known for their bags and flatweaves.quite rare and collectible.

19th Century Shahsavan Rug - 5'4 x 10'5

bunches of grapes, leaves and various floral forms on an open brown/black ground. blossoming vines that meander around the perimeter on a canary yellow ground. It is woven in a curvilinear style that utilizes so-called

19th Century Ukrainian Tapestry - 6'6 x 10'2

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

This grand scale antique Bidjar carpet features the evocative Bid Majnun design a poetic and symbolic layout named for the weeping branches of the trees and reminiscent of the legendary figure Majnun in Persian literature. The rare ivory ground provides a luminous backdrop for a striking garden composition, filled with stylized willows, cypresses, and flowering shrubs rendered in rich natural dyes.

Large Bid Majnoun Bidjar Rug - 9'5 x 15'

rajasthan It features various naturalistic floral motifs and squares that are made with hand drawn mordant and resist dyed cotton. In various reds and purples with sage, dutch orange and most notably a neon pink. These pieces are referred to as Jajam and often made as part of a dowry. They are used for honored guests or communally as a seat for village council members when making social and judicial decisions.

Antique Block Printed Jajam - 5'9 x 8'5

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 Karabagh runner was woven in the south Caucasus by Armenians during the late 19th century. It features an all over herati design pattern in blues, greens, reds, pinks, yellow and ivory on a chocolate ground. The ground has oxidized adding dimensionality to the piece. Framed by a inner laleh abbasi border and three outer borders of scrolling rosettes on exceptional blue and yellow grounds.

Antique Karabagh Runner - 3'1 x 13'4

rug woven in the Karabagh region of the South Caucasus during the late 19th century. pattern of energetic palmettes that alternate between icey blue and magenta small rosettes scattered about like a field of colorful wildflowers. Karabagh weaving and achieved with cochineal, an insect derived dye. stepped polygon shaped rosettes in a wild array of tones including oranges, greens, pinks, blues, yellow and brown atop a bright ivory ground

Colorful Talish Runner - 3'4 x 8'9

Classical prayer rug format hybridized with other Caucasian elements and weaving style.

Armenian Prayer Rug - 3' x 5'1

This Oushak was handwoven during the 19th century in Western Anatolia. This elegant rug features a simple yet dramatic asymmetric design of curling vines, palmettes and abstracted fantastic creatures. A well spaced large scale field patter with a limited palette of a rich royal red and two tones soft blue framed by a thin border.

Antique Oushak Rug - 5' x 7'10

This kilim was woven in the Caucasus during the late 19th century. It features a field of stepped polygons and small diamonds in various shades of red and blue on a bright ivory ground. The pattern can be viewed in multiple way and the navy diamonds also form a central diamond. The ivory field is framed by jagged purple zigzags on the sides and polychrome triangles

Antique Kuba Kilim - 1'9 x 2'3

Antique Mudjur Prayer Rug - 3' x 4'

Antique Mudjur Prayer Rug - 3' x 4'

Antique Veramin bagface featuring central hooked device on a navy ground filled with various animals and protection symbols. Framed by a wide main border of multicolored eight-pointed stars on an ivory ground which is flanked by two minor borders of multicolored ovals on a soft red ground. It is finished with a slit kilim top and dotted skirt end. Nicely embellished with a salt and pepper weft float on end.

Antique Veramin Trapping - 1’8 x 3’5

This 8th Century Coptic Fragment features a colorful pattern of striped bands with cartouches alternating between cartouches of ducks and a Pacman-like figure. Smaller rows of scrolling vegetation add additional layers.

8th Century Colorful Coptic Fragment - 8" x 10"

Antique Persian Kurdish Sauj Balug rug featuring staggered rows of

Antique 19th Century Sauj Bulagh Rug - 4'1 x 5'7

Late 19th century Indian Amritsar rug featuring an elegant all-over design of palmettes, detailed blossoming vines, and groupings of curled leaves on a rich crimson ground. The crimson tone utilizes lac which is a dye derived from insects and characteristic of Northern India weaving from both Amritsar and Agra. With accents of gold, wheat, ivory, and pink. The whole is framed by a spectacular turquoise with a wonderful, undulating abrash that even has some moments of soft purple.

Antique Amritsar Rug - 7’9 x 9’2

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