Antique Weaving

–1920, reflects the elegance and decorative refinement of European weaving traditions. The composition

often feature large-scale patterns and a slightly rustic charm compared to finer Persian weaves

upholstered in luxurious mohair from Danish Art Weaving, offering a soft texture and a rich, inviting

rug showcases the finest tribal weaving traditions of the late 1800s. Featuring an allover geometric

Collection of five double weave / coverlet custom made pillows with homespun linen backings.The

are woven. The history of carpet weaving in Bergama probably dates back to the 11th century. Bergama

weave textile, with fine pleating and a block-style, charming, printed design in a soft navy blue on tan

example of high-art weaving.

This hand-knotted wool runner exemplifies traditional weaving, featuring a bold tribal aesthetic

masterclass in Turkish weaving and design. A deep, soulful slate blue serves as the atmospheric backdrop

exceptional example of Turkish weaving, blending religious architecture with a vibrant, painterly appreciation

throughout the composition. The subtle shading and painterly quality of the weaving bring a refined European

foundation. The weave is neat and medium-density, utilizing the Persian (asymmetric) knot. The design follows

of the early Anatolian weaving traditions that predate the Seljuk influence, offering a glimpse into

artistry of traditional Chinese weaving. Featuring a soft tan field, the rug is beautifully framed by a

in a very fine Kani weave using tapestry stitch. Decorations in palmettes, boteh and interlacing in

Caucasus, this piece reflects the distinctive Kuba weaving tradition, celebrated for its crisp drawing

. Anatolian Sivas prayer rugs originate from the city of Sivas, a historic weaving center known for producing

, tailored appearance similar to tapestry. This type of weave can be traced back to the 16th century in

village weaving. Dense, heavy, and hand-woven of thick camel and wool, this rug was made a century ago to

rectangular formats. Most early 20th-century weavings were produced in elongated or runner proportions to suit

the Konagkend weaving tradition, which is highly sought after by collectors for its academic precision

saddle and the rich figurative storytelling reflects the pinnacle of nomadic weaving traditions in the

Rug Number 32756 Size 12' 10" X 15' 8" Design Chador Collection Antique/Vintage, Flat Weaves

traditional weaving craftsmanship world-renowned for its technical refinement and majestic graphic presence

patterns and a slightly rustic charm compared to finer Persian weaves. Typically made from wool and

features a striking figural composition, characteristic of Flemish weaving from this period. Brussels

regional weaving tradition world renowned for its bold graphic presence and authentic village charm

nomadic weaving tradition world renowned for its rustic charm and authentic ethnographic presence

bars and stylized tribal motifs reflects the pinnacle of regional weaving tradition world renowned for

the center and the bold, serrated spandrels reflects the pinnacle of village weaving tradition world

fine weaving highlights the details of the landscape, drapery, and figures, reflecting remarkable

subtle green tones, all softened through age into a cohesive patina. The weaving retains a strong

rich ground reflects the pinnacle of regional nomadic weaving tradition world renowned for its rustic

of regional weaving tradition world renowned for its bold graphic presence and authentic village

ground reflects the pinnacle of regional weaving tradition world renowned for its bold graphic presence

that makes Khotan weaving so celebrated. The central field is arranged in an elegant, geometric grid or

village weaving tradition. The design represents a masterful execution of the Cappadocian aesthetic

rectangular “star filled” panels reflects the transition from early Ottoman village weaving to the highly

celestial narrative. Originating from the historical weaving centers of China, this rug is a harmonious

pinnacle of regional weaving tradition known for its ability to blend rustic tribal elements with a

pinnacle of regional weaving tradition known for its ability to blend rustic tribal elements with a

pinnacle of regional weaving tradition known for its ability to blend rustic tribal elements with a

pinnacle of regional weaving tradition known for its ability to blend rustic tribal elements with a

ground reflects the pinnacle of the Hamadan weaving tradition, specifically the technical mastery of the

wool, this carpet exemplifies the refined, stately aesthetic characteristic of Oushak weaving centers

famed 19th-century weaving ateliers. Dimensions: 11’ 10” x 16’ 2” Date of Manufacture: 2nd

feel, while minor inconsistencies in the weave add to its character. The overall design appears dynamic

of wear. The weave remains intact, though there are visible signs of age including slight fading

arranged in precise horizontal rows, a hallmark of Central Asian tribal weaving. The saturated madder-red

double T elements created with the weft wrapping flat-weave technique known locally as 'verneh'. These

This handwoven wool rug from traditions showcases the timeless artistry of Navajo-inspired weaving

A rare example of graphic tribal weaving, this vintage runner captures attention with its bold dual

the wide, open ground reflects the pinnacle of regional weaving tradition world-renowned for its bold

classic European weaving traditions. On the Design: Admirers of antique European tapestries will

-century artistry rooted in Chinese weaving traditions. Ideal for collectors and connoisseurs, it brings

understated example of early 20th-century Turkish weaving, it reflects the Oushak tradition’s softer palette