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This rug was woven by the Khamseh Confederation during the 19th Century

It features three totemic ivory ground medallions against a rich madder red field and is adorned with a dazzling array of stylized rosettes and abstracted blossoms. It is well balanced by a densely decorated main border of intricate boteh (paisley) motifs. The original blue, green and red striped end kilims are still intact perfectly completing the rug. A good example of this very collectible type.

Antique Khamseh Rug - 5’ x 10’

This Malayer runner was handwoven during the second quarter of 20th century.

This washed out wide runner features a repeat pattern abstracted botehs that blend right into one another on the soft and calming camel ground. Framed by a crisp border of palmettes in caramel, soft blues, earthy reds and burnt orange on a deep navy ground.

Malayer Rug - 6' x 14’8

This Shirvan was handwoven during the early 20th century in the Eastern Caucasus.

It features an allover design in diagonal rows on an earthy red ground. The field is composed of tree-like forms each surrounded by rosettes. In between each tree-like form are a geometric flower and a form with opposing bird-like figures.

Antique Shirvan Rug - 5’7 x 10’6

It features an allover lattice design of flowering shrubs in reds, blues, yellow, blue and aubergine on a dark brown ground. Uncommonly and to great effect a narrow red ground border of vibrant polychrome rosettes is sandwiched between two wider matching borders of simple blossoming flowers on a soft camel ground. The undulation and openness of the camel ground highlights the natural brown wool these rugs are famed for and gives the composition an open and grand feel. Serab

Elegant Serab Entry Rug - 5’6 x 14’6

Antique Kazak Runner - 3' x 16'2

Antique Kazak Runner - 3' x 16'2

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

Antique oversized kelleghi Mahal featuring an all-over pattern of interlocked palmettes in spectacular hues of multiple blues, greens, coral, yellow, and soft purple on a rare ivory ground. The field design is a well-rendered variation of the Mina Khani design. Perfectly framed by a vibrant navy main border featuring palmettes and serrated leaves. Various distinct minor borders add interesting detail and interest to the piece.

Oversized Ivory Mahal Rug - 10’8 x 18’3

Kurdish Bidjar area rug featuring an all-over lattice design containing eight-pointed star-like rosettes in various reds, blues, and browns on a light camel field. It is framed by three borders each featuring the same blossoming vine motif but on distinct color grounds.

Vintage Bidjar Rug - 3'11 x 6'8

Northern Afghanistan Jajim white attained by using cotton. The stripes are rendered with both stepped and serrated edges. This very versatile textile can work as a rug, wall hanging, or throw. Initially intended for use in a tent as a divider, to cover belongings, as a sofreh, or likely all of these and more.

Vintage Gudjeri Jajim - 4'4 x 9'10

This rug was handwoven by Kurds during the first quarter of the quarter of the 20th century. It features a traditional Kurdish design of diagonal stripes in a rainbow of pastel tones. The seemingly random color placement along wiht the varying thickness and movement of the stripes imbibe the rug with life and movement. Framed by a main border of stepped polygons and triangles on a coral ground with ends that are beautifully embellished with multiple barber pole weft floats.

Diagonal Stripes Kurdish Runner - 3'6 x 8'2

rug woven in the Karabagh region of the South Caucasus during the late 19th century. pattern of energetic palmettes that alternate between icey blue and magenta small rosettes scattered about like a field of colorful wildflowers. Karabagh weaving and achieved with cochineal, an insect derived dye. stepped polygon shaped rosettes in a wild array of tones including oranges, greens, pinks, blues, yellow and brown atop a bright ivory ground

Colorful Talish Runner - 3'4 x 8'9

This Gabbeh rug was handwoven in Southern Iran during the middle of the 20th century. It features alternating stepped rows of polychrome squares that travel on the diagonal creating a geometric rainbow effect. With a main border of light and dark boteh on a wonderful green ground framed by minor borders of alternating

Colorful Checkered Gabbeh - 4'11 x 8'2

dated 1963 anatolian kelleghi kilim featuring energetic tones of hot pink, bright orange, purple, blue, yellow green, and red that really pop against the black ground. Of particular interest are the inclusions of the names

"1963" Turkish Kilim- 5'2 x 11'8

Antique Veramin - 4'2 x 10'

Antique Veramin - 4'2 x 10'

This Vintage Middle Atlas Zemmour Runner features a column of flatwoven concentric diamonds in turquoise, yellow, green, and red that pop against a white cotton field. The same tones are woven in fluffy rows of pile along the edges adding fun and excitement. It is crafted of wool and cotton wefts on a cotton foundation with dangling metal sequins woven throughout.

Vintage Middle Atlas Zemmour Runner - 4'1 x 9'8

Malayer Kelleghi- 5' x 10'3

Malayer Kelleghi- 5' x 10'3

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