Antique Weaving

On the Design: Keen eyes for detail will particularly note this rug’s masterful execution of symmetry, scale, and movement among its countless beauties—all exemplary of the French ...

On the Design: This antique Turkish Farahan rug reflects the refined artistic tradition that established Farahan among the most admired weaving centers of nineteenth- and early twen...

This exceptional piece represents the height of early 20th-century Chinese weaving, characterized by a luxurious wool pile and deep saturation.

This Chinese Peking piece, dating to the 1900s, represents the height of early 20th-century decorative weaving. Its substantial dimensions classify it among desirable room size rugs,...

This late-19th-century Tribal textile masterpiece beautifully represents the rustic and highly artistic weaving traditions of Northwest Handcrafted circa 1890, this investment-grade ...

Holm, Kjobenhavn (older Danish spelling for Copenhagen). 4-strand basket weave reticulated borders, each centered by a winged goddess - one carrying a babe with torch on her back, th...

The saturated colors and balanced composition make this an outstanding example of 1920s Persian weaving.

Several finely detailed guard borders complete the composition and further demonstrate the exceptional quality of the weaving. The colors have developed the wonderfully mellow chara...

A striking example of Central Asian tribal weaving, this rug embodies the artistic heritage of the nomadic Turkmen people.

Surrounding this commanding interior, an intricate network of rinceaux and scrolling arabesque vines weaves the entire surface into a continuous botanical architecture.

There is unraveling of the weave on the lower left side and the upper left top edge.

This magnificent antique Sarouk Mohajeran carpet is an exceptional example of the finest weaving tradition from the Mohajeran Sarouk. Woven around 1910, during the golden age of Mo...

The harmonious palette of raspberry red, deep indigo blue, ivory, soft sky blue, rose, and warm camel has mellowed beautifully over more than a century, giving the carpet the rich pa...

This magnificent example of early 20th-century Chinese weaving presents a saturated indigo field, characteristic of the finest blue color rugs from the Peking region.

This exceptional example of early 20th-century weaving represents the shift toward sophisticated, decorative pieces sought by Western designers.

It celebrates an extraordinary medallion design with finely drawn floral ornaments and inscribed calligraphic cartouches, exemplifying the highest echelon of Qajar-era Turkish court ...

Unusual hand made/ woven sampler Navajo weaving. Four different types of patterns in one weaving.

The most captivating feature of these chairs is their remarkable woven cane backs, each displaying an intricate concentric sunburst weave radiating outward from an oval painted medal...

This exceptional example of a late 19th-century Peking weaving captures the restrained elegance characteristic of the period.

This magnificent example of early 20th-century Chinese Art Deco weaving presents a luxurious, deep emerald field.

This exceptional example of early 20th-century Chinese weaving features the highly sought-after imperial yellow field, a color historically reserved for the highest echelons of the Q...

Created in the Early 20th Century, this hand-knotted wool oversized antique Persian Kerman rug is a captivating expression of a weaving tradition celebrated for sophisticated pictori...

Intricate tribal borders and contrasting ivory, rust, and black details highlight its fine weave and strong late 19th-century character. From Antique Rug Collection.

This exceptional example of Chinese Art Deco weaving captures the sophisticated aesthetic of the period.

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1910–1929, it showcases intricate palmettes and cloud bands across a pale magenta field, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and timeless elegance of clas...

. --- ### 🕰️ *Approximate Date* * Based on the colors, weave, and structure visible from the back: *Mid-20th century (circa 1940s–1970s)* --- Qashqai rugs remain very collecti...

The natural fibers exhibit a warm, aged patina, highlighting the intricate texture of the weave. This piece represents a fine example of Makah basketry, known for its practical form ...

These carpets are admired for their fine weave, durable hand-spun wool, harmonious vegetable dyes, and graceful blend of village character with sophisticated workshop design.

Featuring a rich madder-red field, a crisp midnight-navy medallion, and vibrant sky-blue spandrels, the layout translates the aristocratic craftsmanship of classic Farahan weaving in...

This exceptional piece of textile history represents the refined weaving traditions of Ningxia during the Qing Dynasty, characterized by its formal structure and powerful use of nega...

This exceptional piece represents the refined aesthetic of early 20th-century Chinese weaving, a period highly prized among collectors of antique rugs.

Hand-knotted in low-cut hand-spun wool, the rug exhibits a soft, gentle patina and subtle abrash characteristic of authentic vintage Khotan weaving. Its serene, neutral color scheme ...

These motifs are rendered with angular precision, reflecting the village weaving traditions that emphasize structure and clarity over intricate curvilinear detail.

The legendary nature of the weave is defined by its material: the silk further lends a luxurious natural sheen that sits beautifully in the light, giving the entire piece a luminous,...

Bibibaft carpets are particularly distinguished within the Bakhtiari weaving tradition. The term is associated with rugs woven under the direction of highly respected female master w...

The rug is hand-knotted from wool and is known for its thick, heavy pile weave. It is a large, room-sized carpet measuring approximately 8' 11" by 11' 7".

This structural balance between the prominent dark blue central prayer field complete with its structured architectural arch, surrounding inner red guard borders, and broad ivory mai...

This structural balance between the vibrant central layout, surrounding inner star rosette guard borders, and broad ivory main border filled with jagged leaf and calyx motifs reflect...

Subtle cream-colored runs weave through the darker tones, adding textural contrast and depth to the glaze's naturalistic pooling effect.

Dimensions: 3’ 8” x 5’ 3” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Turkmenistan, Central Asia Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with vegetable dyes Co...

On the Design: The aesthetic authority of this Mahal lies in its sophisticated deconstructed medallion design, a hallmark of the most collectible weavings from the Arak region. Rathe...

Particularly notable are the crisply rendered basket weave, naturalistically formed vegetables, expressive faces and carefully observed folds of fabric.

This handsome, small piece of royal culture with its vast design applications speaks for the enduring beauty and artistry of Persian weaving. It is a treasure, a tangible link to a r...

This Persian-style flat weave is a bright, comfortable choice of rustic charm with a natural sense of movement, and vast design applications therein.

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...

Dimensions: 6’ 9” x 8’ 8” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Turkmenistan, Central Asia Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with vegetable dyes C...

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

Each basket features a beautifully tapered form with remarkably tight, intricate weaving and deep oxblood-red lacquer. Years of use have created rich variations in color and surface,...

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

This magnificent example of early 20th-century weaving represents the high quality and bold aesthetic typical of antique rugs from this transitional period.

Dating to the height of the Art Deco era, this square rug showcases a sophisticated design sensibility typical of early 20th-century Chinese weaving. The defining feature is the vibr...

This exquisite Peking rug represents the refined aesthetic of early 20th-century Chinese weaving. Its composition is characterized by a minimalist central field, allowing the delicat...

This exquisite piece represents the finest tradition of early 20th-century weaving, characterized by its luxurious wool pile and refined aesthetic.

This exquisite Peking runner, dating to the early Republican era, represents the height of Chinese Art Deco weaving. Its deep, saturated field contrasts beautifully with the pale ivo...

This exceptional Round Chinese Peking weaving, dating from the early 20th century, showcases the refined aesthetic characteristic of the period.

Rather than a densely filled floral composition, the individual blossoms have room to stand apart, allowing the original weaving and subtle tonal variations of the antique tapestry t...

Hand-knotted in a traditional Sereband weave using handspun camel wool and organic vegetable dyes, this late 19th-century rug demonstrates the fine construction associated with antiq...

Made with hand-knotted wool circa 1890-1900, this 3x9 antique Kerman Lavar runner rug is an extremely rare and exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated wea...

Made with hand-knotted wool circa 1890-1900, this 3x12 antique Kerman Lavar runner rug is an extremely rare and exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated we...

Flourishing in a vibrant palette of madder red, sky blue, and ivory, the central jewel is filled with crystalline floral details that draw the eye into the rhythmic depths of the wea...