Our Brick & Mortar will be closed on Sunday 8/31

NEW ARRIVALS

These are the most recent arrivals to our collection
Sign up for our newsletter to get early access
This Sewan Kazak was woven in the Caucasus during the 19th century.  It features a variation of the classic rendition of the sewan design found in the Caucasus. The strong shield-like medallion is rendered here with a more boxier variation in a rich red, jade, indigo and an cheerful yellow. It is framed by latchooked filled sqaures that coordinate perfectly with the squarish medallion
Antique Sewan Kazak Rug - 5’8 x 8'11
$9,500.00
A superb example of the famed Fachralo Kazak tradition, this nearly square tribal rug showcases the bold geometry and saturated natural dyes that define the best of 19th-century Caucasian weaving. Two stepped red diamonds anchor the rich indigo field, surrounded by stylized floral octagons arranged in harmonious symmetry. A vibrant rosette border on madder red is framed by ivory-ground reciprocal latch-hook motifs and intricate vine guards, adding rhythmic complexity to the composition.
Antique Fachralo Kazak Rug - 4’ x 4’6
$4,500.00
This finely woven Soumak was woven in the Kuba region of the eastern Caucasus during the late 19th century.  The field is composed of dynamic diagonal bands filled with stylized zoomorphic and geometric motifs that are often interpreted as abstract dragons and set against alternating red, ivory, and blue grounds. These bands are interspersed with charming and symbolic filler elements like tiny birds and floral motifs that animate the composition with delightful irregularity.
Late 19th Century Kuba Soumak Rug - 1’8 x 2’
$2,500.00
A rare and evocative Kurdish weaving that was likely woven in as a Sufi meditation mat. The design centers around an open camel-hair field punctuated by two registers of stylized cypress or tree-of-life motifs, symbolizing spiritual ascent and resilience. A single red vertical stripe flanking one edge subtly functions as a mihrab, orienting the user without the overt architecture of a classic prayer rug. This quiet asymmetry and spiritual intention suggest a meditative or mystical use, likely in a Sufi
19th Century Sufi Meditation Bidjar - 4'3 x 5'5
$1,450.00
This Bakhshaish was handwoven during the 3rd quarter of the 20th century. It is an exceptional and unusually square-format Bakhshaish rug, finely woven and boldly composed. Rather than the typical medallion or open-field layout, this piece features a dynamic tree-of-life design of stylized floral shrubs that rise in symmetrical rows from potted vases. Rendered in lively tones of rose, sky blue, saffron, and pistachio against a deeply oxidized walnut-brown ground. The drawing is lyrical and expressive, wit
Fine & Rare Bakshaish Rug - 6’9 x 6’2
$12,500.00
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'
$25,000.00
It features an elegant paneled garden design. Each compartment is filled with varied floral motifs, botehs, or medallions which create a lush and rhythmic visual field that evokes the classical Persian garden ideal.A richly detailed border of scrolling palmettes and rosettes. The finely woven construction and luminous palette of ivory, burgundy, mauve, apricot and indigo reflect the refined workshop tradition of Yazd. Which is verified by script in a cartouche which reads Makhsoos-e Yazd which roughly trans
Oversized Yazd Rug - 12'4 x 15'8
$9,500.00
A refined example of modern Gabbeh weaving, this piece offers a minimalist meditation on color and form. Bands of saturated burgundy, indigo, and green move across a central panel, grounded by a glowing yellow field that frames the composition with quiet elegance. Gabbeh rugs are known for their thick wool, subtle variegation, and expressive use of natural dyes. This example distills those elements into a bold yet harmonious design that is both rooted in tradition and strikingly modern.
Contemporary Gabbeh Rug - 4’10 x 8’5
$2,650.00
It features a dense and rhythmic allover pattern of palmettes, rosettes, and roving vinery set against a richly saturated madder red field. Lush floral clusters and shield-like medallions in blues, golds, ivory, and greens are symmetrically arrayed across the surface, producing a mesmerizing, layered composition. The deep indigo border is animated with bold palmettes and angular vine scrolls, grounding the exuberant interior with contrast and balance. This carpet’s large format and harmonious pale
Oversized Red Mahal Rug - 11' x 19'9
$16,500.00
This embroidered textile is a well-preserved example of late Ottoman Armenian domestic needlework, likely produced in the town of Marash (modern-day Kahramanmaraş, Turkey) at the turn of the 20th century.   The embroidery is executed in silk floss using satin and couching stitches across a black cotton ground.  It features concentric floral medallions, stylized birds and serrated leaves in lively blues, greens, red, pink, purple, yellow and ivory. Notably, two guardian-like anthropomorphic figure
Antique Marash Embroidery - 4’2 x 5’5
$1,500.00 Sold out
This rare small-format suzani was handcrafted in either the Nurata or Shakhrisabz region of Uzbekistan during the middle of the 19th century. It is exquisitely embroidered in silk on a luminous cochineal dyed silk ground. The floral composition features scrolling vines and stylized palmettes in rich jewel tones. Likely made as a dowry chest cover or ceremonial cloth this suzani is backed in Russian roller print trade cloth. 
19th Century Nurata Suzani - 2’6 x 3’8
$1,800.00
Alone in Alexandria is a woven tapestry completed by Mary-Ann Sievert in 2020. From Mary-Ann: When the world was confronted with the Covid pandemic in 2020, I felt compelled to create something that could bring some kind of positive energy and relief in the midst of such horror. With its ancient history in Egyptian religion and history, often as an amulet, the scarab became a kind of talisman and hope for a world in desperate need of healing.
Alone in Alexandria - 4' x 4'
$8,500.00
Flashback Strata is a woven tapestry that is part of Mary-Ann Sievert's current work. It is a series of five pieces depicting five different phases of her life. This series was inspired by “Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” by James Joyce.   Via the artist
Flashback Strata - 4' x 4'
$7,500.00
At the Vanity is a woven tapestry completed by Mary-Ann Sievert in 1990. From Mary Ann:  My fascination with grids goes back to art school. In my tapestries, they have been the basis of several compositions but I have also broken up the grid into splintered areas that take on a kind of cubist imagery. The work of the Cubist painters has had a great influence on me in both tapestry as well as in painting.
At the Vanity - 3'5 x 3'5
$5,250.00
Via the artist:  These Brain Squares are made of 12” x 12” birch plywood and are part of an ongoing project that includes both pre-planned and improvised components. This series is also informed by music. The pre-planned aspect is that all include a brain image in which I use the same two stencils and enamel spray paint, though using different combinations of colors. The background in all these pieces, is the improvised part. For that, I use colored Sharpie markers and each one is different. While I a
Brain Square (orange) - 12.5" x 12.5" (framed)
$600.00
Via the artist:  These Brain Squares are made of 12” x 12” birch plywood and are part of an ongoing project that includes both pre-planned and improvised components. This series is also informed by music. The pre-planned aspect is that all include a brain image in which I use the same two stencils and enamel spray paint, though using different combinations of colors. The background in all these pieces, is the improvised part. For that, I use colored Sharpie markers and each one is different. While I a
Brain Square (green) - 12.5" x 12.5" (framed)
$600.00