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This kilim was woven in the Caucasus during the late 19th century. It features a field of stepped polygons and small diamonds in various shades of red and blue on a bright ivory ground. The pattern can be viewed multiple way and the navy diamonds also form a central diamond. The ivory field is framed by jagged purple zigzags on the sides and polychrome triangles on the top and bottom and finished with thick bands of blue and red. May have been made as one side of a saddle bag. A small but impactful piece.

Antique Kuba Kilim - 1'9 x 2'4

This kilim was woven in the Caucasus during the late 19th century. It features a field of stepped polygons and small diamonds in various shades of red and blue on a bright ivory ground. The pattern can be viewed in multiple way and the navy diamonds also form a central diamond. The ivory field is framed by jagged purple zigzags on the sides and polychrome triangles

Antique Kuba Kilim - 1'9 x 2'3

Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’1

Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’1

This Torba was handwoven by Tekke Turkmen Turkmenistan during the early 20th Century. This trapping features a design of eight aina güls in earthy red, browns ivory and navy. Framed by a multitude of borders that include zigzags, flowers, diamonds and serrated leaves. A torba is a small storage used to both transport and store belongings that is similar to a chuval but not as deep. Polychrome knotheads remain of what were once long fringes.

Tekke Turkmen Torba - 1’2 x 3’8

Turkmen chuval handwoven by Yomud Turkmen Turkmenistan during the early 20th Century. Kepse güls in soft pink, ivory and navy on an open aubergine ground. geometric rosettes flanked by

Antique Yomud Chuval - 2’8 x 3’1

Trapping was handwoven by Ersari Turkmen in middle Amu Darya region of Central Asia during the 20th Century. This trapping features an all over design of stepped diamonds in alternating earthy red and deep navy which is tightly rendered to hypnotic effect. macrame fringes that alternate between madder red and indigo. Likely made to hang on the wall or for a pack animal.

Ersari Turkmen Trapping - 1’5 x 3’10

This Asafo flag was handmade by the Asante people of coastal Ghana during the second quarter of the 20th Century. Asafo means 'war people

Old Asafo Flag - 3'11 x 5'

This Senneh kilim was woven by Kurds during the second quarter of the 20th century. This finely woven kilim features a double diamond medallion on a classic herati design ground in black, yellow, caramel, coral, soft purple and slate. Framed by a simple interlocking jigsaw border.

Black & Yellow Senneh Kilim - 3'5 x 4'1

This small soumak was woven by Uzbeks in Northern Afghanistan during the 20th century. This rug is tiny but vibrant and is composed of a colorful geometric design of interlocking diamonds that almost appear as two figures standing side by side. Framed by various borders of squares,

Uzbek Soumak - 2'6 x 2'6

Vintage Mola cloth handmade by the Guna (previously spelled Kuna) people of Panama. Mola is a reverse appliqué technique, similar to the technique used in quilting but using multiple layers of different-colored cloth that are first sewn together before a design is creating by cutting away different layers. It features a Bull which is the symbol of The National Patriotic Coalition which is a right wing nationalist party. The text can be translated to

Political Guna Mola Cloth - 1'3 x 1'5

Vintage Mola cloth handmade by the Guna (previously spelled Kuna) people of Panama. Mola is a reverse appliqué technique, similar to the technique used in quilting but using multiple layers of different-colored cloth that are first sewn together before a design is creating by cutting away different layers. This Mola features a wonderfully abstracted bird carrying a fish against. Great use of red, yellow, green, pink, turquoise, blue and black against a vibrant orange backdrop.

Bird with Fish Guna Mola Cloth - 1'3 x 1'5

Vintage Mola cloth handmade by the Guna (previously spelled Kuna) people of Panama. Mola is a reverse appliqué technique, similar to the technique used in quilting but using multiple layers of different-colored cloth that are first sewn together before a design is creating by cutting away different layers.

Animal Head Guna Mola Cloth - 1'1 x 1'4

Vintage Mola cloth handmade by the Guna (previously spelled Kuna) people of Panama. Mola is a reverse appliqué technique, similar to the technique used in quilting but using multiple layers of different-colored cloth that are first sewn together before a design is creating by cutting away different layers. This Mola features two sets of confronting birds amongst a scrolling maze-like backdrop.

Maroon Bird Guna Mola Cloth - 1'1 x 1'5

This Mid Century Yei Navajo Rug features two figures alternating with corn stalks in a row, surrounded by a Rainbow Guardian on three sides in a ceremonial-themed design A bright and cheerful color palette of black, white, yellow, pink, purple, teal sage, and periwinkle pop against a sandy brown ground.

Mid Century Yei Navajo Rug - 2'1 x 3'4

The Root of Wild Madder ~ Chasing the History, Mystery, and Lore of the Persian Carpet by Brian Murphy

The Root of Wild Madder

Antique Navajo gray small kilim composed of single slight off-centered ivory cross with orange nodes on a heathered gray field. Framed by thin ivory zigzag and solid brown perimeter.

Antique Navajo Rug - 2'4 x 2'6

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