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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
Antique Pictorial Dhurrie - 3'1 x 6'
Antique Pictorial Dhurrie - 3'1 x 6'
$950.00
Phulkari is a tradition of folk embroidery from the Punjab region that encompasses both India and Pakistan. It is composed of colorful silken thread atop rough cotton cloth. Bagh is a particular type of Phulkari where the silk embroidery thread completely covers the cotton making the base barely visible. Baghs were often intended to be worn for special events like weddings.  This bagh was crafted in three strips and features a large wonky central diamond full of personality and charm. Framed by a top
Mid Century Diamond Bagh - 4’8 x 8'10
$650.00
This striking vintage dress from Sindh, Pakistan, showcases the region’s renowned textile artistry through dazzling mirrorwork embroidery (shisha) on a richly dyed base. The bodice and sleeves are densely adorned with geometric mirror insets, chain-stitch embroidery, and floral motifs, worked in bold jewel tones on ochre, orange, and cobalt panels. The lower portion of the dress is a deep maroon cotton, finely detailed with vertical bands of white bead-like embroidery and green piping, adding balance and el
Mid Century Embroidered Sindh Dress with Mirrorwork - 3'11 x 4’3
$250.00
This vibrant green wool panel is richly adorned with colorful chain-stitch embroidery and was originally intended as the upper portions of traditional Kashmiri slippers (jooti or khussa). The bold floral motifs—rendered in vivid coral, blue, crimson, and ivory silk threads are enclosed within sweeping arabesques and stylized lotus forms, all outlined with gleaming metallic thread.
Antique Kashmiri Uncut Slipper Tops - 11" x 1’2
$225.00
This elegant vintage Indian Kurta is crafted from soft, handwoven cotton in a natural cream tone, delicately embroidered with wildflower motifs in warm golden, green, and earthy brown tones. The floral embellishment flows organically along the hem, cuffs, and front placket, offering a refined yet joyful expression of traditional artistry.
Vintage Indian Embroidered Kurta - 2’7 x 5’
$150.00
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 Sold out
This coverlet was crafted during the 20th century in Rajasthan, India. It features hand cut mirrors that have been hand-stitched with silk thread into grid and diamond patterns  on cotton cloth dyed with a dusty lilac. The mirrors really sparkle in the right light.
Silk and Mirror Coverlet - 6'4 x 8'3
$375.00
rajasthan It features various naturalistic floral motifs and squares that are made with hand drawn mordant and resist dyed cotton. In various reds and purples with sage, dutch orange and most notably a neon pink. These pieces are referred to as Jajam and often made as part of a dowry. They are used for honored guests or communally as a seat for village council members when making social and judicial decisions.
Antique Block Printed Jajam - 5'9 x 8'5
$975.00
This Agra rug was woven in Northern India during the late 19th century. It features an elegant all-over herati design in crimson and icy blue on an oxidized brown ground. The crimson tone utilizes lac which is a dye derived from insects and characteristic of Northern India weaving from both Amritsar and Agra. The whole is framed by a reconciled palmette border. A portion of foundation is visible revealing that the underlying cotton has been dyed with indigo.
North Indian Agra Rug - 3'5 x 6'1
$750.00 Sold out
This Mamluk design rug was woven in India during the 21st century. It features the distinctive patterning and color palette of classical Mamluk rugs. Mamluk rugs are a type of rug that was woven in Egypt during the 15th and 16th centuries. The graphic central medallion is formed of concentric shapes that gives the rendering a kaleidoscopic feel. Soft but lively tones of reds, blues, golds and greens are both striking and harmonious.
Contemporary Mamluk - 7'11 x 9'9
$5,500.00
Antique Bengal Kantha featuring a wild and asymmetrical scene with a small off-center mandala. It is full of various motifs from fish, horses, elephants, and people. The people can be seen in pairs stacked on top of one another, riding a horse and an elephant as well as inside a Vimana or flying palace. The whimsical borders add to the wonderful chaos as they completely shift from large floral symbols to rosettes and eventually to triangles in different sections.
Large Antique Kantha - 4’6 x 5'6
$750.00 Sold out
Silk Mid century Rabari camel cover featuring brightly colored applique in a very distinctive format. This format is made by the Rabari people of the Kutch region of Gujarat and specifically for a camel. In Fair condition with some wear and color run. Some of the fabric and metallic have worn down.
Mid Century Fine Camel Cover, Rabari People - 4’8 x 7’1
$850.00
Antique large Bengali Kantha featuring a repeat field of flowering vines and curving lines as a backdrop to a small off-center mandala and large-scale floral forms. The addition of a peacock and a Vimana or flying palace adds some serious interest. The large-scale floral forms almost feel like fireworks exploding in the sky. The whole composition is flanked by richly rendered paisley or
Antique Nakshi Kantha - 4'1 x 7'11
$1,750.00 Sold out
large Antique Bengali Kantha featuring a repeat pattern of quatrefoils in a grid. It has a limited palette of various red and black threads on a plain white cotton ground which is subtle but intriguing. The stitching gets fuller and more saturated in the center and small pinwheel motifs have been added giving the piece a more traditional focal point. The patterning is broken in a section in which the inclusion of an elephant adds some interest.
Large Antique Nakshi Kantha - 3'7 x 5'5
$1,250.00
Antique rare Bengali Kantha referencing Ram or Rama who is one the most popular Hindu deities and likely intended as a mantra in
Rare Calligraphy "Ram" Kantha - 1'7 x 2'3
$1,200.00