Fragment of Antique Konya Carpet

Nr.500 - antique Konya fragment, applied on canvas as a panel. Historically known as Iconium, is a major city in south-western edge of the Central Anat...

Beautiful little vintage Kilim runner or rug for everywhere. Pastel colors and geometric design make it easily setting in entrance, in study room, in sleeping room...

It is very rare to find a pair of antique "prayer" bed side carpets, from Kirshehir. Usually over the years they disperse... Their beautiful red c...

nr.1419 -- Rare antique fragment of a beautiful SUMAKH, still with its original colors: to imagine where it was lying... Simply hung, beautiful to admire, even if very worn and it's ...

Nr. 788 - Hand embroidered carpet or fabric by young Turkish nomad girls for their wedding trousseau. Flat wave kilim: this is not a true rug, but a fabric made by young Turkish noma...

nr. 153 - I bought this fragment for its brightly polychrome colors: it was woven in the city of Afyon, on the plateau in central Anatolia. I liked it even though it was missing a pi...

Antique Konya Kilim rug. A fantastic antique kilim rug from Central Anatolia, with its larger-than-usual size, its dramatic border design and excellent color palette. A very impressi...

Beautiful late 20th century Turkish Konya rug, wool velvet on wool foundation.

Antique Turkish Sivas rug with an elegant formal prayer motif design in deep red. We like it as a wall piece too, circa 1900. Size: 3'10” x 5'8”.

Turkish Anatolian bag. Measures: 2'0" x 4'0".  

Turkish pictorial wool rug depicting falconers, birds and horses of the Turkish region, late 1800s. Features extraordinary color with vegetal dye, indigo and madder. Subtle abrashes...

77153 Vintage Turkish Silk Metallic Souf Hereke Tapestry, 01'11 x 02'08. Turkish Silk Metallic Souf Hereke Tapestries are exquisite masterpieces blending silk's luxurious elegance with the shimmering allure of metallic threads, originating from Turkey's renowned town of Hereke and crafted through traditional techniques passed down through generations. They boast intricate designs inspired by Turkish cultural heritage, featuring elaborate floral patterns, geometric shapes, and motifs symbolizing wealth, prosperity, and spirituality. The addition of metallic threads like gold or silver enhances their opulence, creating a radiant glow that mesmerizes viewers. Highly prized for their craftsmanship and historical significance, these tapestries adorn palaces, museums, and private residences, serving as cherished heirlooms and symbols of luxury and refinement, embodying the essence of Turkish culture and inviting admiration from all who encounter them. In a graceful homage to Louis XIV style, this hand-knotted Turkish silk metallic souf Hereke prayer rug...