The rich palette of crimson and navy hues complements the powerful geometric aesthetic of this one-of-a-kind rug, creating a dramatic aesthetic and focal point for the interior.
This one-of-a-kind antique Qashqai wool rug features an allover pattern of diamond medallions in crimson and navy hues outlined in an ornate running hook design.
A traditional central medallion is reinterpreted with a subtle tribal aesthetic, the surrounding vinery and floral designs angular and inset with leaping animal motifs in a muted palette of taupe, rose, and soft gold hues on this antique Sivas wool rug.
Handwoven in Turkey, this antique Mahal wool rug features an amalgam of influences, with the traditional Turkish design of a central motif inset with intricately rendered motifs, ornate corner accents and borer.
Hand-knotted from wool in Turkey, this antique Farahan rug features an espresso-hued ground heavily decorated with serrated leaves, palmettes, and angular branches in cream and goldenrod hues.
Handwoven from wool in the Mazandaran province of Turkey, this Kilim features an abstract pattern in a color palette of deep brown and vibrant vermillion.
Handwoven in Turkey by individual artisans, this antique Kurdish wool rug features the striking geometry and unexpected tribal patterns distinctive to this style of weaving.
Handwoven from wool by Turkish artisans, this one-of-a-kind antique Manastir prayer rug embodies the artful patterns and masterful artistry of Turkish weavers.
Abrashed blue borders flank the striated crimson ground of this antique Kuba wool runner, the soft hues creating an intriguing contrast with the saturated color.
Hand-knotted from wool in Turkey, antique Bakshaish rugs reflect the ability of the weaver to adopt the tribal aesthetic of village carpets like Kazaks to the sought-after scale of room-size pieces.
The Bakhtiari tribe, nestled in the rugged Zagros mountains, are renowned for their richly toned carpets featuring precise, angular lines, like this one-of-a-kind handwoven composition.
Handwoven centuries ago by Turkish artisans, this one-of-a-kind heirloom-worthy antique prayer rug is mounted on linen and intended to be hung as a wall piece.
Handwoven from wool, this antique Kerman rug reflects a combined influence from ancient Persian art and the ornamentation of European Bessarabian carpets with a distinctive curvilinear floral design.
Handwoven from wool in Russia, this antique Kazak rug features stars of wisdom, symbolic representations of luck and spirituality, in an intriguing compartment-style format.
Handwoven from wool in Turkey, this antique Sultanabad rug features large floral motifs, accented on an ecru field by splashes of saturated crimson, saffron, and navy tonalities.
