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This Afshar rug was handwoven during the second quarter of the 20th century.  It features an all-over design that is a variation of a herati pattern. The boxy abstracted flowers are rendered in red, orange and turqouise hues on a midnight blue ground. Very figures and talismans can be found hidden amongst the field including a person on horseback and what appears to be the word
Blue Afshar Rug - 5’1 x 7’
$1,950.00
This Saryk turkmen aestetics was woven in Turkmenistan during the late 19th century. It features a repeat field of octagonal main guls and cruciform minor guls on a richly colored  plum ground. The back showcases Tekke sensibility, with tightly packed asymmetric knots, high warp depression, and deeply toned red wefting—all hallmarks of classic 19th-century Tekke craftsmanship. The borders are dense and harmonious, filled with geometric detailing and anchored by elegant guards.
Saryk Turkmen Rug - 4’9 x 7'6
$1,950.00
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
Antique NW Persian Malayer Area Rug featuring an ornate central medallion and cornices on herati patterned field. The design is primarily rendered in blues, red, ivory and brown but a variety of accents in soft yellow, purple, green and an impactful orange add nice depth. Three prominent borders are composed of distintive floral meanders, from geometric to naturalistic.
Antique Malayer Rug - 4'3 x 6'10
$1,500.00
This rug was likely woven likely in the Hakkari - Rawanduz corridor of the Kurdish Highlands of Iraq during the turn of the 20th century This deeply expressive Kurdish village rug presents a masterclass in tribal geometry, color harmony, and cultural symbolism. It features a field anchored by two nested diamond medallions, each filled with small, rhythmic glyph-like motifs and set against a ground of saturated indigo blue and madder red abrashed into glowing mineral shades. Surrounding the central field ar
Antique Kurdish Rug - 5’9 x 8’10
$4,500.00
This rare cotton pile rug is a wonderful example of early 20th century weaving from India’s Deccan region, likely originating from a workshop in Hyderabad or Bidar. Though long attributed to Agra, emerging scholarship suggests that many rugs of this type, with their Persianate design vocabulary and unique structural features, reflect a broader and more diverse history of Indian carpet production beyond the colonial centers.
Cotton Pile Deccan Rug - 4'1 x 7'
$1,450.00
Khamseh Bird Rug - 5'3 x 8'11
Khamseh Bird Rug - 5'3 x 8'11
$2,500.00
Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug - 4'6 x 7'8
Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug - 4'6 x 7'8
$750.00