Antique Weaving

This traditional hand-woven Swedish flat-weave has a medium gray field enclosed by a stylized

Post Classic Textile This textile is a classic example of late 19th and early 20th century weaving

artistry associated with Sultanabad weaving traditions, known for their large-scale patterns and rich yet

This 19th century Ferahan Sarouk rug is a magnificent example of the Persian weaving tradition from

abstraction and rich painterly color.” More artistic Karabagh weaving Less rigid tribal → more decorative

from locally sourced wool, these rugs are valued for their durability, dense weave, and natural dyes

pinnacle of the Central Asian (likely Uzbek) silk-weaving tradition. Textiles of this era from major

are typically made using techniques associated with tapestry weaving, where colored weft threads are

colors found in Sarab weavings. Handwoven from high-quality wool and dyed with natural colors, this

, typical of Flemish weaving traditions, where animals and surrounding landscapes were interpreted with

variety of patterns and weaves. Their lifestyles vary, being either nomadic, semi-nomadic (populating

characteristic of Flemish weaving during the Baroque period. The design is composed of clustered botanical

-century dragon rugs, among the most iconic and symbolically rich weaving styles of the Caucasus. On the

vibrant, repeating tribal motifs reflects the pinnacle of the Cappadocian weaving tradition, known for its

motifs and the dense array of smaller talismans reflects the pinnacle of the Konya weaving tradition

by the legendary durability and heavy construction characteristic of this region. Bidjar weavings are

and flowers on an ivory field and light indigo border. A great example of tribal weaving and a very

village tradition) Date: Circa 1880–1900 Structure: Hand-knotted wool on wool, fine weave Professional

Textile The weaver incorporates active red zigzag designs commonly found in wedge weave textiles

Graceful, understated beauty defines this fine weave vintage Persian Tabriz rug, an exceptional

weaving and fine knotting, Keshan workshops produced rugs for royal courts and elite patrons, making this

variety of patterns and weaves. Their lifestyles vary, being either nomadic, semi-nomadic (populating

Fine Antique Turkish Oushak Rug 9’6” x 12’9”. Town in Western Anatolia, weaving mostly room sizes

create tension without release, a quality not often seen in Navajo weaving. Wool and dye (synthetic

(Navajo) artist, this piece represents a highly collectible example of the Germantown weaving tradition

Old Hickory Highback Arm Chair. Solid frame. Some detached weave.

beautiful and painstakingly created, the unique aspects of the weaving process make antique Senneh rugs

geometric pattern are characteristic of the Mahal Sultanabad weaving tradition, known for its fine weave

This mid 19th century Tekke torba is a classic example of Turkmen nomadic weaving, prized for its

textile production in Baroque Europe,- these fabrics exemplify the city’s renowned mastery of silk weaving

mahogany. The open-weave design allows for air circulation around a potted plant.

hallmark of Sarab weavings. These medallions are richly decorated with stylized floral and symbolic motifs

1971 in NY, we know rugs and tell you the info you need to know. The rug is with NO missing weave 100

variety of patterns and weaves. Their lifestyles vary, being either nomadic, semi-nomadic (populating

throughout the weave adds depth, with warm browns and neutral hues dominating the surface, complemented by

Classic/ Post Classic Textile One of the oldest textiles in the Stella Collection, this weaving

adornment, and weavers place them after they have finished weaving the textile. Wool and dye (synthetic

, curvilinear patterns with intricate weaves and natural dyes was produced here, and these rugs were classified

tight weaving throughout, with a warm aged patina acquired over decades of use and preservation. #5371

Iran, is a distinguished example of village weaving that bridges the aesthetic refinement of court

excellent example of the sophisticated village weaving tradition for which the area is renowned. The carpet

and cream with red accents. This antique Mazandaran kilim embodies a weaving tradition that has been

weaving.

weavings made to fit the boiserie between the main living room windows, and were woven especially during

ground and brown border. It exhibits a traditional hooked weave with a hand-drawn quality, reflecting the

workshop, circa 1650. Monumental in scale and rich in narrative detail, this superb weaving captures a

the tribal and village weaving traditions of the region. The color palette is striking and harmonious

Textile This beautiful textile has personality. The weaver likely learned to weave during the

excellent example of late 19th century/early 20th century Navajo creative mastery. The weaver tightly weaves

Melayer region is renowned for its fine weaving, elegant patterns, and rich color palette. This

This exquisite antique Persian Senneh rug showcases the pinnacle of Kurdish weaving artistry

weaving heritage. Crafted with exceptionally soft, lustrous wool, the rug’s subtle shimmer enhances its

urban weaving, distinguished by its monumental geometry, bold structure, and architectural clarity

—filled with repeating floral rosettes and serrated leaves—reflects the pinnacle of the regional weaving

This late 19th century Qashqai rug is a spectacular representation of the nomadic weaving

, stylized florals, and geometric borders typical of North Central Chinese weaving.

Green Majolica oyster plate, six white wells on a green basket weave, circa 1890 signed Longchamp.