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This rug was woven in the South Caucasus in or around the Karabagh region and is dated as 1281 Hijri or 1864 in the Gregorian calendar.  It features a rare and poetic allover design of stylized floral shrubs ngrowing from pots and evoking themes of paradise gardens. The uncommon and desirable rich green ground shifts in tone from hunter green to forest green and finally a sublime sapphire blue. The overall rhythm is visually arresting—layered yet orderly, with fine asymmetrical details that animate th
Antique "1864" Karabagh Rug - 3’3 x 4’6
$3,500.00
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
$2,750.00
This Lilihan rug was handwoven by Armenians during the second quarter of the 20th century.  It utilizes graphic floral patterning with an Art Deco feel. Rendered in lively blues, greens, and red with brown and gold on a coral ground. A central focal point blends seamlessly into the repeat field pattern. Framed by a meandering border on a red clay ground. 
All Over Lilihan Rug - 5’5 x 6’5
$1,450.00
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'
$2,750.00
Karadagh It features a series of nested medallions that march down a rich abrashed indigo field. The medallions are rendered in blues, green, red, apricot and aubergine with geometric symbols and figures filling out the negative space. The pile is low and of lush high quality wool.
Antique Karadagh Runner - 3’3 x 12’9
$2,950.00
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
$2,750.00
This kilim was handwoven during the middle of the 20th Century in Sweden. This very architectural composition features a border of stepped polygons surrounded with the a border that echoes the field by using waves of rhythmic intersecting blocks. Rendered in a warm, earthy palette of chestnut, wheat, cream, slate, moss and red clay. Signed with the initials
Midcentury Swedish Runner - 3’4 x 8’7
$1,650.00
This kilim was handwoven during the middle of the 20th Century in Sweden. It features red cruciform motifs against a variegated yellow ground with bits of ivory and brown blended in. Framed by a strong variegated brown border with abstracted birds and turquoise
Midcentury Swedish Kilim - 4’9 x 10’1
$1,450.00 Sold out
Sage & Celadon Midcentury Swedish Kilim
Sage & Celadon Midcentury Swedish Kilim - 5’7 x 7’7
$1,650.00
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
$1,650.00
This Kurdish rug was handwoven during the middle of the 20th century. It features an all-over design of latch hooked diamonds that sparkle against a deep brown/ almost black ground. Framed by a series of border in an uncommon palette of yellows, oranges, pinks and ivory.
Mid Century Kurdish Rug - 2’11 x 4’9
$650.00 Sold out
This rug was handwoven by the Kurdish weavers of Kolyai during the middle of the 20th century. It features an all over design of abstracted floral motifs. In an uncommon and perfectly patinated palette of terracotta, aubergine, watermelon, teal and charcoal. With an enduring elegance that makes it equally suited for both eclectic interiors or more classic settings.
Mid Century Kolyai Kurd Rug - 3’11 x 6'1
$850.00
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
$850.00
mixed technique Bahtiari bag
Mixed Technique Bakhtiari - 3’7 x 4’4
$475.00
This ceremonial tent was hand appliquéd in Gujarat India during the early to mid-20th century. This rare full ceremonial tent is a wonderful example of traditional textile art once central to communal and spiritual life. Handcrafted with intricate appliqué work, the tent’s panels are alive with botanical motifs, trees of life, and auspicious symbols—including elephants, which evoke strength, wisdom, and protection. Inscribed with Gujarati script and richly embellished with dynamic geometry and floral
Mid Century Shamiana Ceremonial Tent - 5’7 x 6'
$1,450.00
This vintage batik textile is showcases the classic mega mendung or cloud motif with graphic flair and vivid contrast. Floating across a rich purple ground, the swirling turquoise cloud forms evoke movement and energy, like wind-drawn currents or rising mist. The stylized clouds—long associated with spiritual transcendence and protection in Javanese design—feel newly alive in this modern palette. The batik technique here is cap (stamped) or possibly hand-drawn tulis with a freeform flow, lending the d
Vintage Meda Mandung Kain Panjang Batik
$250.00