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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 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 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
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
$8,500.00
This striking piece is a masterclass in contrast—structural yet supple, bold yet intricate. Woven in the complex weft-wrapping technique characteristic of the Soumak tradition, it showcases a dynamic interplay of serrated medallions, latch-hook forms, and meandering vine motifs and stylized fauna.
Late 19th Century Soumak Rug - 6’6 x 9’11
$6,500.00
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
exceptional rare moghan kazak best of type
Colorful Antique Moghan - 5’ x 7’10
$6,500.00
his Boatou rug was woven in Northern China during the early 20th century. It features a nature scene in the style of classical Chinese landscape painting known as Shan Shui. The vertical composition of the rug invites the viewer to travel through the scene starting in the foreground and moving up to the tree and continuing to the night sky. Shan Shui painting has been described as an object for the viewer's mind as it endeavors to capture the emotions and rhythms of nature. Taoism
Serene & Enchanting Baotou Rug - 2'11 x 5’10
$1,750.00
This Pre-Columbian textile fragment dates from the Chimu period. It features two sections of a mantel with squares featuring birdlike figures in red, yellow, brown and ivory. The slit-tapestry woven squares are separated by bands of simply patterned weft float. 
Framed Pre Columbian Chimu Textile Fragment - 1'1 x 1'5
$975.00
shaker confetti rug
Shaker Confetti Rug - 1’10 x 2’10
$675.00
Overshot American Coverlet a grid of squares that utilize red and green wefts over an exposed white warp to create various patterns including stripes, diamonds and snowflakes. The grid is surrounded by a border of thin patterning on three sides. The top unbordered section is seamed with cloth indicating the original coverlet was likely longer.The addition of borders showcase the weaver's proficiency and skill. Fine weaving and wonderful contrast give this a crisp feel and eye dazzling visual effect.
19th Century Geometric Coverlet - 5’10 x 6'5
$750.00
This Coptic textile was woven in Egypt or the Levant during the 5th-7th century AD.  This colorful pieces features a fragment that includes various part of a tree or floral motif as well as multiple borders including matching minor borders of flowering vines and a main border of rosettes and leaves. Very finely woven with crisp rendering and nice contrast.
Framed Coptic Textile Fragment - 9" x 11"
$750.00
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