Antique Cypress

Koma-inu “lion dogs”, symbolic guardians at temples or shrines. Cypress burl wood (hinoki) According to ancient Chinese philosophy, the animal with its mouth open embodies the mascu...

The rug's allover design unfolds across a muted teal-blue ground, where flowering vines meander gracefully, interspersed with blooming rosettes, leafy tendrils, and stylized cypress ...

This beautiful carving is reminiscent of Indian Jali screens and features some hallmark motifs of Indian decorative elements: lotus flowers, stylized cypress trees, Mughal style arc...

The shield features four emanating poppy plants on a gold lacquer ground between four stylized cypress trees pointing toward the central medallion.

On the left, a balustraded terrace opens outward toward a distant Andalusian landscape of rolling hills, cypress trees, and scattered white villages beneath a softly clouded sky.

Its curved profile evokes the sacred flame of eternal life, while its form also recalls the resilient cypress tree bent by the wind, a symbol of immortality and perseverance.

Interwoven among the flourishing vines are iconic boteh motifs, ancient emblems interpreted as eternal flames, sprouting seeds, and wind-swept cypress trees, carrying messages of fer...

The boteh, revered throughout Persian weaving as the eternal flame, the sprouting seed, and the bending cypress, speaks to resilience, fertility, and everlasting life.

A finely crafted 19th-century Japanese bench made from solid hinoki (Japanese cypress), prized for its strength, lightness, and naturally aromatic qualities.

Autumnal trees frame the scene, their warm tones echoed in the architecture, while a tall cypress at right provides a striking vertical counterpoint.

19th Century Turkish Oushak Carpet ( 12'4" x 23'7" - 375 x 718 ) Inspired by classical Persian carpets, this clearly special order west Anatolian carpet shows a tall, stepped hexagon...

this rare late 19th century Antique tribal rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic geometric composition featuring an all-over distribution of stylized Tree of Life variants, branchin...

this rare late 19th century Antique workshop rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring an intricately arranged all over distribution of weeping willow varia...

this rare 19th century Antique rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring an extensive all over panel Bakhtiari kheshti design of independent rectangular com...

This structural balance between the masterfully detailed diamond-shaped core with its branching geometric anchors, the prominent ivory and olive-green weeping willow or cypress tree ...

Additional blossoms flank the fountain, while a floral wreath encircles a column within a serene, walled Italian garden. Slender cypress trees rise in the background, enhancing the s...

In the background, the garden with its fountain, cypress trees, and monumental architecture amplify the aristocratic and cultured character of the entire representation.

this rare 19th century Antique rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring an extensive all over panel Bakhtiari kheshti garden design of independent rectangu...

The interior drawers are lined with Hinoki (Japanese Cypress), a prized wood naturally resistant to insects and moisture, ensuring the preservation of stored textiles.

The foreground includes cypress trees and traditional buildings, framing the view and adding depth.

The cypress—a sacred sentinel of eternal life—is rendered with a bold, graphic soul, its edges softened by the ethereal, feathered linework of the Ikat style.

Carnations introduce themes of vitality and celebration, and flowering cypress sprays reference immortality, serenity, and the eternal passage between earthly existence and paradise.

The wide ivory main border displays two species of cypresses and intervening hyacinth sprays. The bright orange helps to date the rug to the later 19th century.

The interior drawers are lined with Hinoki (Japanese Cypress), a prized wood naturally resistant to insects and moisture, ensuring the preservation of stored textiles.

We present this delightful composition, a large-scale painting that resembles a window onto a sumptuous 17th-century palace surrounded by its Italian garden, enriched by classical sc...

The contrasting marquetry inlays, likely executed in walnut and ebonized hardwoods against lighter chestnut, elm, pine, or cypress, demonstrate the enduring Iberian tradition of comb...

The palette, dominated by the greens of the foreground cypress and bright skies, gives the scene a well-controlled chromatic liveliness.

This oil on panel depicts a lagoon shore with a porticoed building and a bell tower on the left, cypresses and trees at the centre, and a jetty animated by townsfolk engaged in every...

At the heart of the composition stands a graceful cypress tree, rising with the serenity and eternal aspiration that this symbol has carried in Persian and Turkish art for millennia.

The composition presents the monastery dramatically positioned on a wooded hillside overlooking the Sea of Marmara. Tall cypress trees frame the architecture, while a winding path po...

In the background, the skyline rises with slender minarets and a prominent domed mosque, likely inspired by one of Constantinople’s great imperial mosques. A tall cypress tree anchor...

The composition presents a fantastical citadel crowned by a spectral Pegasus, its metallic form glowing against a deep nocturnal sky. Flanked by towering cypress trees—traditional sy...

The composition employs an allover structure, where the stylized cypress or tree forms repeat vertically across the length of the rug.

Carved from a single, heavy block of hardwood—likely keyaki (Zelkova) or cypress—known for its durability and resistance to the dry heat of a hearth.

The plant life mingled in a wild vegetation composed of almond trees, pines, cypresses, palms, and mimosas. On the summit of a wooded hill, Dieudonné Jacobs built his first home with...

In the foreground, two figures gather around a small fire, while beyond them rises a monumental architectural structure consisting of a triumphal arch and curved masonry crowned by a...

Red border with peacock palmettes, cypresses and bud sprays. Very fine weave. Unusually large for a NW Turkish silk Hereke.

Constructed from Cypress and Elm, this merchant’s chest features blackened iron hardware with two thick handles on the top of the piece for ease of transport.

The central panel shows an idyllic rural landscape: a flautist stands beneath tall cypress trees, serenading a young woman carrying a basket of freshly gathered fruit.

The pictorial design depicts a serene, stylized landscape, complete with cypress trees, a charming small building, and various fauna, including a striking red cardinal and a heron.

This mellow-toned western Turkish workshop room size carpet has a straw yellow field with an allover pattern of super-stylized snowflake rosettes tied together by wiry, angular leafy...

The field of the rug is adorned with an expansive botanical design composed of stylized palmettes, cypress-like medallions, rosettes, and serrated leaves arranged in a symmetrical rh...

Appearing to pass beneath the border the array of angular vine segments sectional palmettes stylized cypress trees and various natural elements closely covers the old ivory ground.

A charming early 20th-century oil on canvas depicting a Mediterranean hillside scene with cypress and blossoming trees, red-roofed villas, and distant mountains under a soft blue sky.

These masks are typically carved from hinoki (Japanese cypress) or paulownia wood, known for being lightweight and resonant.

A very fine and early Afshar tribal rug, distinguished by a highly elegant ascending pattern of polychrome cypress trees set against an indigo blue background.

This western Turkish workshop Oushak carpet adheres closely to Persian Heriz sources with its dark blue ground displaying traditional cypresses, plane trees, and weeping willows, alo...

Her favorite subject was the Monterey cypresses. When asked if she didn't tire of that subject, she replied that she "would stick by her cypress trees till they sink into the sea, or...

This antique Agra rug has a shaded ivory field with an overall design of burgundy-red, sea-green and dusty-apricot palmettes linked by a dense floral and leafy vine, in a broad burgu...

This large-scale Italian Pietra Dura marble framed panel depicts a lovely evening scene of a church or monastery with grand walled and terraced gardens, with a line of clipped Cypres...

Besides in Christianity cypress is a symbol of permanence, persistence, virtue and justness.

Apart from funeral ceremonies, the Pompeians enjoyed strolling among the tombs in the shade of the cypress trees, or sitting on the tombstones and playing dice or knucklebones.

Cream border with tall cypresses and squared partial arcades sheltering blossoms.

The theme of the track often returns in the artist’s production; it constitutes not only a privileged place of observation in everyday life, but also gives a profound depth to the sc...

The artwork depicts a pivotal moment of tension: a woman in a blood-red robe brandishing a dagger behind an innocent figure in white robes—a visual metaphor for betrayal and sacrific...

Each panel holds a distinct, meticulously drawn motif—including stylized flora, cypress trees, vases, and abstract tribal symbols—creating the visual effect of an enclosed Persian ga...

The rich crimson field is framed by a stepped arch with a cypress-like floral motif, leading the eye upward in a spiritual ascent.

Authentic Indian cotton Agra rug Size: 12'4" × 16'8" (375 × 508 cm) An Indian Agra rug, the dusty rose field with an allover design of palmettes, flowering vines and cloudbands withi...

The winding road acts as a compelling focal point, meandering through a grove of gracefully bending olive trees on either side, leading the viewer’s eye toward a distant cluster of p...

Decorative Miniature Vase/Pencil Cup in Thuja Burl, 1920s Europe A charming miniature vase in Thuja burl (Arborvitae), a genus of trees/shrubs in the wider Cypress family. Very typi...