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Uzbekistan handwoven silk ikat textile featuring a repeating diamond-like motif in yellow, red, blue, and white atop a black field.
Silk Bokhara Ikat - 3'11 x 6'6
$650.00
A finely embroidered Nurata suzani featuring a central floral medallion surrounded by scrolling vines, blossoms, and stylized pomegranates. The field is framed by a border of large circular rosettes that echo the central motif and create a balanced architectural composition.
Antique Ivory Nurata Suzani - 5'2 x 7’
$3,850.00
Anatolian kilim that features a simple yet striking composition. The kilim is borderless and broken into five horizontal sections separated by thin blue and tan stripes on a dramatic dark raspberry field. The top and bottom sections are composed of matching cartouche like devices in chartruese, tan and periwinkle. The inner panels feature three graphic hooked medallions; the central periwinkle medallion flanked by two darker black medallions.
Mid Century Karipinar Rug - 4'10 x 12'6
$1,750.00
This finely woven Bakhtiari rug is distinguished by its elegant ivory medallion field framed by richly ornamented millefleurs corner spandrels. Graceful vinery and abundant gul farang (“foreign flower”) cabbage roses fill the composition, creating a refined balance between geometric structure and naturalistic floral ornament.
Gul Farang Bakhtiari - 4'6 x 6'3
$1,450.00
sangsari silk shawl
Antique Sangsari Silk Shawl - 1'7 x 8'8
$1,750.00
A richly textured saddle bag from Afghanistan with silky wool, woven in a dark, atmospheric palette of deep brown, black, aubergine, red, and indigo tones. The design is arranged in vertical bands with small geometric motifs, zigzag borders, diamond forms, and subtle embroidered details.
Baluch Saddle Bag - 1'10 x 4'3
$350.00
This elegant silk pha sin or traditional tube skirt was handmade northeast Thailand during the middle of the 20th century. It is a masterful example of mudmee (ikat) weaving from the Isaan region. The central field (phuen sinh) displays alternating vertical bands of nested diamonds and stylized rice ear or flame motifs that are elongated and tapered into arrow forms that symbolize fertility, protection, and spiritual aspiration in regional Lao-Tai iconography. The top band (hua sinh) offers a rhythm
Silk "Pha Sin" Ikat Sarong - 2'7 x 3'2
$475.00
NW Persian antique Kurdish learning runner featuring a central field of disproportionate octagonal medallions with strips of random patterning running along the length of the rug. The primary colors displayed are black, copper, ivory, light blue, and pink/purple. What makes this piece truly special is the unmistakable human touch.
Antique Anatolian Kurdish Runner - 3'2 x 11'6
$2,500.00
Handcarved Indonesian Figures
Antique Indonesian 'Kadu Uma'
$950.00
QUCHAN KURD It features a central "Hawzi" motif with three memling guls on the top and the bottom in primary colors of red, yellow and blue with ivory and brown accents on a brick red ground . The "Hawzi" or water tank design is architecturally inspired and references the water reservoirs found in gardens, mosques and village squares. Framed by a series of interesting borders including a main border that shifts from rams heads along the sides to both single running dog and double running dog motifs
Antique Quchan Kurd Rug - 4’ x 6’8
$3,500.00