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This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant in the 6th century AD.  It features what appear to be two unrelated fragments with a similar palette and age that are displayed together. A nice study piece showcasing the variety of motifs and styles during the period. 
6-7th Century Coptic Textile Fragment - 1' x 1'3
$750.00
This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant in the 6th century AD.  This colorful pieces features a fragment that is hard to decipher but includes various naturalistic shapes and maybe even a fish. It has evolved into very abstract rendering that can be read in many different ways.
6th Century Coptic Textile Fragment - 1' x 1'3
$750.00
This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant in the 4th - 5th century AD.  This large fragment has a highly intricate design rendered in the two classic tones associated with Coptic textiles, purplish brown and wheat. It features a central band of octagons primarily filled with lion-like figures except for one central octagon filled with two figures with extraterrestrial-like features. The central is flanked by two borders full of overlapping and intersecting anthropomorphic figures.
4-5th Century Coptic Textile Fragment - 11" x 1'9
$1,250.00 Sold out
This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant in the 6th century AD.  It features what appear to be two fragments. One with interlocking diamonds in blue, green, yellow and white and the other with a banded border with blocks of red and green on a yellow and soft peachy pink ground. 
6th Century Coptic Textile Fragment - 9" x 11"
$750.00
This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant in the 5th century AD.  It features a roundel with various vegetal motifs on a rich red ground. It is framed by rounded borders including a main latchhooked border. With tones of green and yellow to go with the classic purplish brown and wheat colored linen classically found in these textiles. 
5th Century Coptic Textile Fragment - 9" x 11"
$750.00 Sold out
This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant in the 7th century AD.  It features a two confronting birds beak to beak surrounded by remnants of a circle made of white dots on a dark blue/green ground. It is flanked by borders of intersecting blocks in blue, yellow and green. There is a suggestion of latchooked roundels on the remaining bottom section of the fragment.
7th Century Coptic Textile Fragment (Saracenic)- 9" x 11"
$750.00 Sold out
Architectural Hajji Jalili Tabriz Rug - 9’4 x 12'5
Architectural Hajji Jalili Tabriz Rug - 9’4 x 12'5
$12,500.00
Antique kerman a snake attacking a duck in front of their ducklings and the bottom cornices depict a wolf attacking a rabbit. a little gruesome and include the rare addition of blood woven in but are true to the natural order. The rug is depicting a variation of the allegory of the
Antique Kerman Allegory Rug - 4’8 x 6’5
$5,500.00
Ningxia Rug circa 1800 composed of a central mandala flanked by four smaller medallions over an intricate diamond lattice repeat. With a classic Ningxia palette that includes two shades of blue, brown, ivory, mauve and a desirable imperial yellow ground. The main border design features floral motifs on a mauve ground. The inner minor borders features a Greek key motif and the outer perimeter border features bands of both blue tones.
Early 19th Century Ningxia Rug - 5'5 x 7'
$2,750.00
jewel toned caucasian seychour runner cabbge roses running dog
Antique Seychour Runner - 3’11 x 12’1
$6,500.00
This Pre-Columbian textile panel dates from the Chimu period. The central band features a repeat pattern of confronting figures upon a table or pedestal and surrounded by bird figures. The coloful palette includes pinks and purples derived from cochineal. Very finely woven and well-preserved textile panel.
Framed Pre Colombian Chimu Textile Panel - 1'10 x 1'10
$1,250.00
Contour Rivalry This Pre-Columbian textile panel dates from the Chancay period. It features brown and beige trefoil pattern that meanders around alternating red, white and blue squares. The squares showcase interlocking patterns that alternate between birds and fish
Framed Pre Colombian Chancay Textile Panel - 1' x 3'2
$1,450.00
18th century Central Anatolia This piece captures moments of the field, main border and the skirt lappets. All of the components necessary to envision how the piece would appear in it's original glory. The wonderful and stunning tones have survived over 200 years and still feel electric. It features the characteristic yellows, purples and blues characteristic of central Anatolia not to mention a great red and highly desirable green! it's aesthetic impact. A great study piece with visual power.
18th Century Central Anatolian Fragment - 3’3 x 4’8
$4,500.00
Fachralo Kazak bold contrasting color and open space to striking effect. Primary tones of red, yellow and blue and enhanced with the addition of turquoise and ivory. A simple pattern of rosettes and pinwheels evokes an abstract depiction of bees and flowers. Bees in the Caucasus can symbolize those who collect the 'honey' of traditional wisdom and preserve it for further generations. Top quality dyes to meaty wool to create a balanced and elegant rendering which provokes an emotional response.
Powerful Antique Fachralo Kazak Rug - 3’7 x 4’7
$7,500.00
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
$3,500.00
Malayer It features an unusual and very delightful pattern of weaving hands. The hands are featured in six repeating columns alternating with flowers and leaves on a navy field as well as with same design on the icy blue border. Each hand pinches what can be seen as both a vine and yarn to reference the creating of the pattern the act of weaving. Something really different and exceptional that is wonderful celebration of the medium.
Vintage Malayer "Hands" Rug - 4’10 x 6'6
$3,500.00 Sold out
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
$7,500.00
This Rare & Unusual Heriz features a stepped central medallion with a large central rosette surrounded by smaller rosettes atop a rich red ground of large botehs. Hatchmarks around the medallion as well as the stepped cornices give the piece a dynamic energy. Each cornice features a field of rosettes on a coral ground. The main border is composed of a crisply drawn rosette meander on a bright ivory ground. Many of the classic Heriz hallmarks are in rare patterns and sizes.
Rare & Unusual Heriz - 6'5 x 9'
$7,500.00 Sold out
KONAGKEND allover arabesque lattice pattern in ivory against an indigo backdrop.The sophisticated design is composed of zoomorphic abstractions as well as polygons containing rosettes and stars. A well balanced and stately palette of ivory golden yellow, ruby red, chocolate and three different blues. A simple yet succesful main border on an ivory ground emphasizes the lattice pattern and brightens the whoel composition. an laleh abbasi inner guard border. A very collectible piece.
Antique Konagkend Rug - 4' x 4'10
$2,750.00
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
$8,500.00
Silk masterpiece was handwoven during the late 20th century at the Mohammedi atelier in Qum, Iran. Vank Cathedral was established in 1606 following the forced relocation of nearly 500,000 Armenians to Isfahan by Shah Abbas during the Persian-Ottoman war. cacophony of colors. Mount Ararat (Մասիս) resting place of Noah's Ark. Woven by Mohammedi of Qum for Vank Church of Isfahan. Mohammedi is a renowned master weaver.
Silk Vank Cathedral Qum - 4'3 x 7'
$15,000.00
19th century Heriz Serapi large rug featuring the classic Heriz layout with a graphic geometric central medallion. The rich lacquer red in the field and the border contrast perfectly with the brilliant blue which shifts from cobalt to an icy blue like tropical waters shifting in depth. The central medallion showcases both blue as well both ivory and soft camel adding depth and nuance to the traditionally heavier focal point to mesmerizing effect.
Exceptional Antique Serapi Rug - 10’ x 12’2
$16,500.00 Sold out
Antique NW Persian Shahsavan Mafresh fragment featuring a field of well-staggered octagons that float above a midnight blue ground. Each octagon is filled with a latch-hooked protection device in a spectacular range of contrasting but balanced tones of red, green, pink, purple, and blue. It is neatly framed on the top and bottom by thin and tight
Antique Shahsavan Mafrash Fragment - 1’5 x 1’8
$850.00
Antique Caucasian soumak runner featuring a repeat geometric pattern in rich jewel tones of reds, pinks, blues, greens, and yellow with accents of ivory and brown. Nicely framed by a wide main border of alternating palmettes and serrated leaves and finished with a minor
Rare Soumak Runner - 3’4 x 11’9
$3,950.00 Sold out