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Afghan Lakai recycle reuseIt features a variety of fabric squares patchworked in to the shape of a traditional Uzbek door hanging. Some squares are plain fabric and others are recycled ikat and even appliquéd felt. The backing is old Russian rollerprint. A nice example of recycling and reuse.
Mid Century Lakai Door Hanging - 4' x 3'3
$475.00
Antique Persian Kurdish Sauj Balug rug featuring staggered rows of "flaming" palmettes that are classic for type. The palmettes alternate in groups of two and three with their serrated edges fitting snuggly together. The rows of three fill the frame whereas the rows of two are filled with various random protection symbols. The navy ground transitions to brown near the bottom quadrant. Framed by interesting and varied borders of running water, "S" filled cartouches and tulips going from inner to outer.
Antique 19th Century Sauj Bulagh Rug - 4'1 x 5'7
$2,650.00
Vintage Kurdish Runner - 2’9 x 8’8
Vintage Kurdish Runner - 2’9 x 8’8
$2,350.00
peruvian tapestry featuring a depiction of Andean life with three women walking in front of a snow-capped mountain. One woman has a small child strapped to her. They are all wearing traditional dress including distinctive hats.
Vintage Peruvian - 4’5 x 5’6
$375.00
Antique Kagizman Kilim - 4'6 x 11'9
Antique Kagizman Kilim - 4'6 x 11'9
$2,500.00
Depiction of a bowl of fruit, a flower filled vase and various other auspicious symbols on a rich terracotta ground. The terracotta is nicely balanced by a but patinated celadon ground main border and a canary yellow ground minor border of repeating shou symbols. Shou is a very auspicious symbol that represents longevity. These rugs are often referred as "Samarkand" rugs as Samarkand was at one time the major gathering point for the rugs woven in Northwest China.
Pictorial "Samarkand" Khotan Rug - 4'6 x 7'1
$2,850.00
Sauj Bulagh woven by Kurds during the early 19th century. Sauj Bulaq, proto-kurdish Mahabad. lustrous wool, saturated tones, blend traditional Kurdish motifs with classical Safavid era. classical "Harshang" Afshan. Confronting dragons with a flaming pearl. Asymmetric, improvisational, well balanced, the independent nature of the Kurdish weavers. desirable apricot ground. reciprocal "running-dog" or sawtoothed borders
Early 19th Century Sauj Bulag - 4'7 x 8'3
$8,500.00
Karadja runner featuring a pattern of alternating geometric shapes and hooked lozenges on a rich red ground. Indigo blues, sage green, gold, ivory, and caramel provide a well-balanced palette a give the runner a professorial air.
Durable Karaja Runner - 2’10 x 10’9
$2,500.00
Contemporary Afghan Kilim - 8' x 9'8
Contemporary Afghan Kilim - 8' x 9'8
$2,950.00
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
$375.00