Antique Weaving

The textile demonstrates the visual richness associated with early European decorative weaving. Its design is built around large scrolling botanical forms that travel across the comp...

This rare mid-19th-century runner originates from the famous weaving village of Dazkırı in Southwestern Anatolia, a region highly sought after by collectors for its bold tribal aesth...

The rug displays good-quality craftsmanship with a tight, regular weave and well-executed drawing. Most importantly, it remains in excellent condition, retaining a strong, substantia...

Made with handwoven wool in 1890-1900, this 3x4 antique Kilim is a particularly earthy and sought-after work of an exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim’s collection of classic Kili...

Bijar rugs are celebrated for their extraordinarily tight weave and heavy, robust structure. This piece features a dense wool pile and compact foundation, resulting in exceptional du...

Executed with fine hand-spun wool on a cotton foundation, the rug boasts a high knot density and meticulous flat weave, indicative of the skill and care that went into its creation.

An Exceptional 19th-Century Caucasian Shirvan Long Runner Rug A magnificent example of traditional Caucasian weaving artistry, this late 19th-century Shirvan runner showcases an unu...

This exceptional late Qing Dynasty weaving exemplifies the sophisticated court style of Peking, characterized by its dramatic use of negative space and highly symbolic iconography.

This balance between open space and intricate detail is characteristic of distinguished Peking weaving, where restraint could heighten the importance of every motif.

A distinguished statement of historical artistry, this palatial antique Persian Hamadan rug embodies the indulgent spirit of grand European interiors and the enduring prestige of Per...

As is usual with carpets of this period, all the dyes are from natural sources, the foundation is all cotton and the weave is medium coarse. In general, the pattern may be best descr...

The piece showcases the refined weaving style characteristic of the Mehraban region, utilizing hand-spun wool and vegetable dyes of natural origin that have aged into a harmonious to...

A refined example of Turkish village weaving. On the Design: The defining feature of this vintage Anatolian prayer rug is its unusually restrained prayer niche, where a softly tone...

Hailing from the early 20th century, this hand knotted wool antique Persian Sarouk rug embodies the cultivated artistry that made Sarouk weaving synonymous with prestigious interiors...

This light, luminous field provides a beautiful canvas for the rug's intricate details and adds a unique brightness not typically seen in Baluch weavings. The rug is beautifully fra...

During that period, the Shahs supported the weaving industry by ramping up commercial production and organizing weaving workshops that employed highly skilled artisans.

It was woven on a cotton foundation using the slit-weave technique, which allows the crisp, clean-edged drawing seen throughout the rug.

The composition is dominated by monumental pale camel, faded pink, beige, and olive scrolling forms, which weave through the dark background and create the principal framework of the...

This exceptional late Qing Dynasty weaving exemplifies the refined aesthetic of Chinese court textiles adapted for Western export.

Overall, this large-format Ushak carpet is a remarkable example of late 19th-century Western Anatolian weaving, combining the monumental character of classical Ushak medallion design...

Two English Majolica Covered Sardine Dishes, one with cobalt blue glazed ceramics ground and one with yellow glazed basket weave design and shell motifs. Taller: 5.5" H x 7.75" W x ...

A closer view reveals the complexity of the weaving. The darker stripes contain subtle tonal patterning rather than appearing as completely solid bands, while the lighter stripes inc...

Grounded in the high traditions of Tabriz weaving, the pattern is a sophisticated all-over floral tapestry, where the central focus has been intentionally diffused to create a harmon...

On the Design: This exceptional 1920s Savonnerie carpet is a masterful study in European architectural weaving. At the heart of the rug’s field lies a monumental, radiating central ...

The basket was a demonstration of a superb craftmanship and most certainly made in the early part of the artist's career as a homage to the traditional basket weaving, before his wor...

It stands as a testament to the enduring artistry of Persian weaving, making it a prized addition to any collection or interior.

These tassels add movement and vibrancy to the weave, complementing the traditional look of the asmalyk.

What distinguishes this particular horse cover is its exceptional flat-weave construction and the densely patterned bands of colorful geometric and pictorial motifs rendered with cha...

Pillow made from a flat-weave soumac 1'3'' x 1'3''

This exceptional example of Art Deco design originates from the peak period of Chinese weaving, showcasing the sophisticated blending of traditional Eastern motifs with Western aesth...

The close-up photograph reveals the exceptionally fine weave, high-quality wool, precise drawing, and excellent pile, demonstrating the superior craftsmanship of the rug.

This exceptional example of Chinese Art Deco weaving captures the transitional aesthetic of the early 20th century.

This exceptional piece originates from the late Qing Dynasty, representing the sophisticated weaving traditions of the Peking region. Its substantial dimensions qualify it among the ...

This piece showcases the fine weave and soft wool characteristic of the Lavar Kirman tradition.

It represents an era where the pinnacle of French weaving was reserved for the most expansive, stately rooms, offering a profound sense of tactile luxury and sophisticated color with...

Originally part of a larger work of grandeur, this sized piece uniquely captures the soul of the Sultanabad tradition—offering a window into the monumental elegance of the Arak weavi...

Flowing karakusa scrolls weave between delicate cherry blossoms, creating a graceful rhythm that wraps continuously around the stacked form.

The refined palette of crimson, ivory, soft pink, sage green, and light blue reflects the use of high-quality natural dyes and gives the rug remarkable warmth and sophistication. Th...

This magnificent example of early 20th-century Chinese weaving presents a luxurious deep indigo field. Its generous scale makes it ideal for grand interiors, positioning it among the...

Beautful example of Caucasian village weaving, this 19th-century Kazak bagface features a dynamic freestyle squares pattern in rich tones of blue, brown, and red.

The Garden Treasury: A Late 19th Century Persian Farahan Masterpiece of Refinement Created in the Late 19th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Farahan rug embodies the ...

The Collector’s Choice: A Late 19th Century Persian Lavar Kerman Masterpiece. rom the heart of Kerman’s most celebrated weaving ateliers comes this Late 19th Century Persian Lavar Ke...

Evoking the splendor of an aristocratic Persian garden, this hand-knotted wool antique Mashhad rug from the Early 20th Century is a breathtaking testament to the celebrated weaving t...

Such exuberant drawing captures the celebrated character of Serapi weaving: sophisticated in conception, yet animated by the unmistakable hand of its makers.

These dramatic quarters visually anchor the field while directing attention inward, establishing the formal balance characteristic of accomplished Farahan weaving. The interplay betw...

Hailing from the Late 19th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Dergazine Hamadan rug is a beautiful expression of village weaving conceived on a magnificent scale. Its su...

Hailing from the early 20th century, this hand knotted wool antique Persian Mashhad rug embodies the sophisticated weaving tradition. Its sumptuous burgundy field becomes a vast orna...

Created during an era when Kermanshah weaving catered to affluent patrons, the piece possesses the stature of a stunning masterwork intended for a distinguished interior.

Each signature animal, each flourish, evokes the ancient Persian tradition of weaving myth and memory into every precious knot and iconic motif.

General Design & Composition This fine late 19th-century antique carpet reflects the distinguished weaving heritage of the Fertek region in Central Anatolia.

The drawing throughout retains the irregular, hand-drawn quality characteristic of tribal Caucasian weaving, and the palette is derived from natural dyes.

This exquisite Persian Malayer carpet, woven in the 1920s, embodies the refined artistry and timeless elegance of village weaving traditions from Western Persia. Its grand scale and ...

Overall, this is a highly decorative example of late 19th century Turkish Ushak weaving, combining monumental stylized ornament, a warm terracotta palette, an ivory floral border and...

Centering an old European cut diamond weighing approximately 0.33 carat - I color with VS2 clarity Bezel set in a pieced octagonal form head with an openwork basket weave motif galle...

Woven from hand-spun wool on a cotton foundation, this rug displays a fine weave and high knot density, hallmarks of exceptional Navajo craftsmanship.

This 6x9 antique Malayer rug, circa 1900–1920, hand-knotted in wool, is an eclectic addition to Rug & Kilim’s antique collection, a quintessential example of the highly collectible M...

This exceptional piece captures the precise moment when traditional Chinese weaving techniques embraced the streamlined elegance of the Western Art Deco movement.

This exquisite antique rug is a miniature masterpiece that reflects the artistic genius of one of the most celebrated weaving traditions . Woven around 1880, it exemplifies the refi...

Masterfully sculpted from solid wood, these architectural elements feature sophisticated openwork, where scrolling foliage and fluid rocaille motifs weave together to create a light,...

This exquisite Chinese textile exemplifies the refined elegance of early 20th-century Peking weaving. Its generous dimensions classify it as a true room size rug, ideal for anchoring...