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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
$1,250.00
A striking example of simplicity elevated to art, this antique Shahsavan kilim reveals the timeless sophistication of stripe-based design. Its alternating bands of madder red, indigo blue, golden ochre, and earthy brown create a bold yet harmonious rhythm across the surface. The restrained palette and unbroken horizontality give the piece a modernist clarity that feels as relevant today as it did over a century ago.
Antique Shahsavan Kilim - 5’ x 8'
$1,750.00
This Sewan Kazak was woven in the Caucasus during the 19th century.  It features a variation of the classic rendition of the sewan design found in the Caucasus. The strong shield-like medallion is rendered here with a more boxier variation in a rich red, jade, indigo and an cheerful yellow. It is framed by latchooked filled sqaures that coordinate perfectly with the squarish medallion
Antique Sewan Kazak Rug - 5’8 x 8'11
$9,500.00
This Pre-Columbian textile fragment dates to the Wari period (circa 600–1000 AD) and is believed to be a panel from an elite tunic, serving as a form of rank insignia. The design features a bold, labyrinthine geometric motif in tone on tone indigo and turqoise offset by remnants of a multicolor section in cochineal red, gold, and turquoise. These complex patterns are emblematic of Wari statecraft, where textiles conveyed status, authority, and identity. Technically, this piece exemplifies the Wari mas
Wari Textile Panel (mounted) - 9" x 12"
$975.00
Quchan KURD It features a fine and densely woven lattice of repeating floral motifs in various blues, red, yellow, green, peach, brown and ivory set against an indigo ground. The interconnected patterning and consistent use of color and spacing create a mesmerizing rhythm. Nicely framed by a series of larger borders of shapes and rosettes and thinner simple candy cane stripes in an array of tones
Antique Quchan Kurd Rug - 5’5 x 9’
$4,500.00
This Midcentury Yomud Turkmen Rug features an allover "dyrnak gul" latch-hooked diamond design in red, ivory, orange, green and blue on an aubergine ground. With a "curling leaf" main border and a wonderful alternating "eagle" design skirt border on the top and bottom.
Midcentury Yomud Turkmen Rug - 3'3 x 4'9
$650.00
Handwoven Sarong from Ayotupas West Timor
West Timor Tapis - 1'6 x 3'9
$650.00
Antique Prayer Baluch rug composed of a directional prayer niche with a tree-of-life central motif that fills the camel mihrab. As the mihrab narrows boteh like shapes can be found at the top of the tree. The same motif can be found on the two smaller trees flanking the top of the mihrab. Navy, orange, purplish brown and ivory liven up the composition.
Baluch Prayer Rug - 3' x 4'10
$650.00
Vintage Mola cloth handmade by the Guna (previously spelled Kuna) people of the San Blas Islands. 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 created by cutting away different layers. These cloths are traditionally made in pairs to be worn on the front and back of women's blouses. This Mola features a psychedelic pattern of confronting bird heads.
Psychedelic Bird Guna Mola Cloth - 1'3 x 1'7
$120.00
Lavender Pillow - 24" x 24"
Lavender Pillow - 24" x 24"
$300.00