Antique Weaving

This elegant antique Sarouk Mohajeran runner is a superb example of the finest weaving tradition from the Mohajeran village, Woven around 1920, it represents the premium grade of S...

The warm and balanced color palette—gold, yellow, ivory, brown, and gray—reflects the earthy beauty of the Southwest landscape. The flat weave construction showcases the weaver’s pre...

The textile retains substantial evidence of its history, including worn and thinned areas, fading, scattered losses, visible foundation, irregularities in the weave, old stitching, a...

Areas of thinning, fading, worn fibers, small losses, irregular weave, visible restoration, and old stitching can be seen across the textile.

Made with hand-knotted wool circa 1890-1900, this 3x6 antique runner rug is an extremely rare and exciting new addition of the Doroksh provenance to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this c...

Handwoven from hand-spun wool on a wool foundation, this runner possesses the dense, durable weave and resilient handle characteristic of quality Kurdish craftsmanship.

On the Design: During the 18th century, the tradition of French verdure tapestries reached its sublime artistic climax in celebrated weaving ateliers like Aubusson and Felletin. Whi...

This exceptional late 19th-century Peking example represents the pinnacle of Chinese court weaving, characterized by its deep, saturated indigo field and sophisticated composition.

Created during the Early 20th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Mashhad rug captures the cultivated grandeur associated with the distinguished weaving tradition of Khor...

Encasing the field is a stunning Samovar turtle vine scroll border, one of the most cherished border motifs in Persian weaving. Its flowing vine, stylized palmettes, and turtle-like ...

The use of stylized script-like elements in the border design evokes Islamic artistic influence, paying homage to the Mughal heritage of Indian carpet weaving. The wool pile is exce...

This exceptional antique Karabagh rug reflects the distinctive East-meets-West aesthetic that made Caucasian Karabagh weavings among the most sought-after decorative carpets of the e...

Place it beside a fireplace with folded throws, fill it with garden cuttings or linens, or leave it empty on a farmhouse table where its sculptural weave and handsome proportions can...

This is a bold, graphic, personal antique piece; a piece of weaving history most likely from a special workshop with a deep reverence for the charm of geometric rugs—this being one o...

The saturated natural dyes and crisp drawing are hallmarks of Shirvan village weaving. In good condition with even, low pile.

Dating to the Late 19th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Kermanshah rug embodies the grandeur and sophisticated artistry associated with prestigious workshop weaving. ...

This 1920s antique Persian Hamedan runner rug is a distinguished example of early 20th-century tribal craftsmanship from the historic weaving region of Hamedan. Hand-knotted in durab...

This 1910s antique Persian Sultanabad runner rug is a distinguished example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, hand-knotted in the renowned weaving region of Sultanabad. Measuring ...

Anatolian village rugs of this early 20th century vintage, woven by artisans drawing on centuries of accumulated design knowledge, represent the weaving tradition at its most vital a...

Each panel is meticulously bordered with a geometric ribbon twist weave and individually framed by brass nailhead studding along the perimeters.

Handwoven entirely of hand-spun wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes, the runner possesses the supple handle, luminous surface, and graceful age-related softness that distinguis...

Woven in an era when craftsmanship carried profound cultural meaning, this extraordinary masterpiece remains a captivating testament to prestige, artistry, and the enduring spirit of...

Antique Navajo America Flat Weave Rug, Country of Origin: American USA Rugs, Circa Date: 1890s.

Possessing the unmistakable presence of a rare heirloom, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Mazlaghan Hamadan rug dates to the Late 19th Century, an era celebrated for the expres...

More than a decorative furnishing, it offers the privilege of living with an exquisite work of art that carries the artistry, prestige, and cultural refinement of historic weaving in...

The verne technique is difficult and time consuming but results in a three dimensional looking pattern. Verne weaving is very beautiful and is seen mostly in the Sileh kilims from t...

Highly celebrated for their thick, heavy weave and bold asymmetric palettes from the interwar period, this monumental true antique serves as a majestic, high-character centerpiece to...

Framed by a narrow floral border with scrolling vine motifs, the rug balances creative abstraction with hallmark precision in weave and design. This piece likely originated from an ...

The weave is fine and even, reflecting the high standards of Feraghan Sarouk workshops at the turn of the twentieth century.

The craftsmanship can be appreciated in the regularity of the weave, the tension of the splints and the way each strip was integrated into the structure.

The flowers overlap and interact with the surrounding vegetation rather than appearing as isolated motifs, producing the dense, abundant botanical character associated with decorativ...

Woven in the Late 19th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Sultanabad rug is a magnificent survivor from one of most celebrated weaving traditions, created at a moment wh...

It features a classic close-woven rattan frame, ornate open-weave apron details, and a dark brown shaded finish.

Its fine weave and luxurious sheen create a shimmering effect under the light, making it a captivating statement piece.

The central field is framed by intricate, multi-layered geometric borders adorned with ancient tribal symbols in a harmonious palette of warm ochre yellow, soft cream, charcoal brown...

Such complexity speaks to the sophisticated workshop tradition for which Tabriz weaving became renowned, where demanding curvilinear drawing could be translated into knotted wool wit...

Attributed to the celebrated workshop tradition of Hajji Mollah Mohammed Hassan Mohtasham, this stunning masterwork belongs to one of the most esteemed names in Persian weaving, reve...

Made with hand-knotted wool circa 1890-1900, this 4x7 antique rug of Mazlaghan provenance is an exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated weaving tradition....

A rare and beautifully preserved example of 19th-century Chinese textile art, this Mid-19th Century Ningxia Saddle Cover dates to the third quarter of the 1800s and originates from N...

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...

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

Hand-knotted in wool, this 4x6 Vintage Anatolian Prayer Rug, circa 1950-1959 pairs a serene ivory mihrab with finely drawn geometric borders in soft pastel tones. An elegant village ...

The detailing shows clear Western influence, a hallmark of Oushak rugs from the early 20th century, while still retaining its unmistakable Turkish identity through tribal structure a...

This magnificent antique Oushak rug from the early 20th century exemplifies the renowned weaving tradition of the Oushak region in Turkey.

Hand-knotted in the historic weaving region of Sultanabad (modern-day Arak), this piece reflects the village tradition of large-scale, bold designs softened by the artistry of natura...

On the Design: French Art Deco weaving during the 1920s Années Folles was defined by a daring desire to reimagine spatial geometry.

This exceptional example of early American folk weaving features two wide multicolor bands composed of brilliant hues—pink, green, red, and yellow—set against a soft tan background.

This exceptional example of early American folk weaving features two wide multicolor bands composed of brilliant hues—pink, green, red, and yellow—set against a soft tan background.

This exceptional example of early American folk weaving features two wide multicolor bands composed of brilliant hues—pink, green, red, and yellow—set against a soft tan background.

This 8x13 antique rug of Khorassan provenance is a rich and exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim’s collection of important classics—a particularly unique find among works of a cele...

Hand-knotted in premium wool circa 1920-1930, this 7x12 antique Sultanabad rug is a luminous survivor of one of the most celebrated weaving traditions in history. This rug represents...

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...

The carriage features a beautifully hand-woven wicker body with an elegant, gently undulating silhouette, rising toward both ends and finished with substantial braided edging. Severa...

The carpet remains in very good condition with a healthy pile and finely preserved details throughout. Its excellent weave, harmonious color balance, and strong decorative presence m...

Hand-knotted in wool with a visibly coarse yet supple weave, the rug bears the tactile hallmarks of Turkish village rugs woven in the Oushak region.

The rug's color scheme-a vivid interplay of verdant greens, rich burgundy reds, creams, ochres, and burnt oranges-retains remarkable vibrancy, reflecting both the quality of the dyes...

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

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

Woven in the Late 19th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Serapi rug is a commanding testament to the grandeur of northwest Persian weaving at its most coveted. Serapi c...

This rug is hand-knotted in wool on a cotton foundation, a technique typical of Oushak weavings. The weave is intentionally coarse, emphasizing the rug's decorative appeal and imbuin...