Antique Central Asian Textiles

This handwoven textile is an extremely rare Khorjin/ saddle bag woven in the early 20th century. Saddlebags were traditionally used as storage which nomadic travellers used upon hors...

This handwoven textile is an extremely rare Khorjin/ saddle bag woven in the early 20th century. Saddlebags were traditionally used as storage which nomadic travellers used upon hors...

This handwoven textile is an extremely rare Khorjin/ saddle bag woven in the early 20th century. Saddlebags were traditionally used as storage which nomadic travellers used upon hors...

Handwoven in all silk and originating circa 1880-1890, this 4x6 textile is an exceptionally rare late 19th-century work. It stands as a pinnacle of Persian craftsmanship, uniquely d...

This fine wool textile is a fantastic example of handwoven rugs from the early 20th century, circa 1900. The design is simple with a rust background and a stripe geometric pattern wo...

76641, antique Afghan Turkoman Turkmen Torba bag, wall hanging, tribal textile tapestry. This hand knotted wool antique Afghan Turkmen Turkoman Torba storage bag features an all-over...

76639 Antique Afghan Turkoman Turkmen Torba bag, wall hanging, tribal textile tapestry. This hand knotted wool antique Afghan Turkmen Turkoman Torba storage bag features an all-over ...

76638, antique Afghan Balouch salt bag, wall hanging, Afghan Tapestry, Tribal textile. This hand knotted wool antique Afghan Balouch salt bag features ancient tribal motifs, S-hooks,...

76636, antique Baluch Bagface, Saddlebag, Afghan rug, textile art, tribal wall hanging. This antique Afghan Baluch bagface features an all-over geometric pattern of symbolic ambiguou...

76627, antique Baluch Bagface, Saddlebag, Afghan rug, Textile Art or Tribal Accent rug, nomadic wall hanging. This antique Afghan Baluch bagface features an open abrashed field with ...

Origin: Uzbekistan / Central Asia Materials: Silk embroidery, textile, Lucite Style: Folk Art / Tribal / Central Asian / Bohemian Technique: Hand embroidered Presentation: Lucite fra...

Renowned for weaving some of the most technically refined and artistically prestigious textiles in Central Asia, this hand knotted wool storage bag face showcases the legendary craft...

This example represents the fusion of Central Asian weaving artistry and Russian textile production, with the silk ikat on the front and roller-printed cotton on the reverse remainin...

Bashir Chuval Rug, Late 19th Century This extra large Bashir Turkmen tent bag draws a field derived from Central Asian ikat textile design. The particular ikat pattern seen here wit...

A rare and finely knotted 19th-century Turkmen Yomut Chuval bagface from the steppes of Central Asia, this exceptional tribal textile reflects the artistic sophistication of nomadic ...

Keywords: Rug, carpet, Central Asian, Khotan, Samarkand, textile.

This is a true example of authentic Central Asian tribal textile art. Additional information: Dimensions: 5'5" W x 5'6" L

Woven with high-quality wool and showcasing the distinctive artistry of Khotan and Samarkand weaving, it reflects the refined yet rustic aesthetic of 19th-century Central Asian texti...

As a collectible work, this extraordinary masterpiece offers more than beauty—it conveys heritage, authority, and a profound sense of cultural continuity, making it an heirloom of st...

Floral Bolinpush suzani textile from Central Asia Uzbekistan, Early 20th Century Length 161cm, width 161cm Exquisitely handcrafted and embroidered in the early 20th century, th...

Late 19th Century Kirghiz Felt Shyrdak Carpet ( 6' x 12' - 188 x 365 ) Antique Shyrdak Kerghiz Flat Weave Rug, Circa Date: 1890s. This exceptional Central Asian textile represents t...

Vintage Samarkand Rug Size: 11'3" x 12'0" (342 x 365 cm) A mesmerizing synthesis of East and West, this early 20th-century Samarkand rug from the famed weaving centers of East Turkes...

Striking antique ikat textile pillow crafted from a mid 19th century Central Asian ikat fragment, displaying a bold symmetrical composition with stylized abstract motifs rendered in ...

This exceptional decorative pillow is crafted from a mid 19th century Uzbek silk ikat textile, handwoven in Central Asia using the traditional abr, or cloud dyeing, technique.

This large 19th century Suzani embroidery is an exceptional example of Central Asian textile artistry, originating from Uzbekistan.

This exceptional antique Uzbek Samarkand Suzani tapestry from the late 19th century captures the ceremonial splendor of Central Asian textile artistry, where embroidered cloths forme...

Ultimately, this Bokhara Suzani stands as a premier example of Central Asian textile art, representing a peak in both technical endurance and graphic majesty for global textile colle...

Ultimately this textile stands as a premier example of Central Asian decorative art representing a peak in both technical endurance and graphic majesty for global textile collectors.

An exceptional example of 19th-century Central Asian textile art, this authentic Turkmen Yomut area rug showcases the finest tribal weaving traditions of the late 1800s.

The design reflects the traditional hand-stitched artistry of Central Asia, where textiles were woven as family heirlooms.

A one-of-a-kind pillow crafted from a 1900s hand-embroidered Suzani textile. This Central Asian embroidery features bold floral motifs and swirling medallion patterns in rich jewel t...

Originating in Central Asia, embroidered textiles of this era were often produced for dowries or as household treasures, valued for both their decorative beauty and symbolic meaning.

Originating from the nomadic tribes of Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries, Suzani textiles are celebrated for their intricate, symbolic embroidery.

The borders feature multiple bands of repeating diamond and stepped motifs, framing the central field with precision and restraint. This Baluch piece is not merely a floor covering, ...

723 - 19th century oriental textile Rashtidouzi.

This impressive hand-knotted wool piece features the classic Ersari design: a field of meticulously arranged guls (tribal medallions) in precise rows across a vibrant coral-red groun...

The combination of figural subject matter with traditional Khotan border geometry creates a distinctive and highly decorative textile, bridging Central Asian weaving with East Asian ...

Antique Chinese Samarkand Rug Size: 11'7" × 17'7" (353 × 535 cm) This magnificent 1920s Chinese rug is a brilliant testament to the stylistic convergence of East Asian tradition and ...

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Traditionally, Suzanis are embroidered textiles from Central Asia, particularly Uzbekistan, often created by brides and their families as part of a dowry and used for decoration or c...

This magnificent 1920s Chinese rug is a brilliant testament to the stylistic convergence of East Asian tradition and Central Asian influences characteristic of Samarkand textiles.

Exceptional Antique Turkmen Yomud Mat (Central Asia), Circa 1900 Acquire a truly rare piece of Central Asian nomadic textile history with this small, exquisite antique Turkmen Yomud ...

The geometric medallions and stylised motifs reveal strong connections to Central Asian, Caucasian, and early Turkmen textile traditions, enhancing the rug’s cross-cultural importanc...