Dragon Medallion

Key Features: Style: Karabagh (Chondzoresk / Cloudband) Dating: Late 19th Century (c. 1880-1900) Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool Pile Construction: Hand-Knotted (Thick Pile) Origin: So...

Encircling the three dramatic medallions are angular dragon forms inherited through centuries of Silk Road exchanges.

Origin: Europe, early 20th century Design Influence: 17th-century classical rugs with Persian and European hybridization Motifs: Dragons, birds, animals, floral medallions, urns, s...

A complex, woven border frames the central scene, featuring repeating medallions of stylized dragons set against an olive-green ground.

The underside is carefully finished with a cast circular medallion depicting a dragon (ryū), framed by concentric rings.

In the blue-and-white style with a round, densely fretted medallion incorporating four dragon heads, and numerous secondary paeony and other seasonal floral sprays.

An abrashed field with an unusual design of three central cusped medallions containing dragons, each ringed by a floral and animal irregular cartouches within an enlarged cartouche b...

Of fine quality English oak, the table displays wonderful grain interest, highlighted by shimmering medullary rays and warm caramel hues The circular top captivates with its extraord...

Handwoven from highland wool with a distinctive lustrous texture, it often features bold motifs such as medallions, lotus flowers, dragons, or cloud patterns, each carrying spiritual...

Vintage Tibetan wool Scatter rug, circa 1950, a hand knotted wool carpet in a Three Dragon pattern, having three black medallions comprising coiled dragons on a salmon ground.

Handwoven using high-quality wool, these rugs often feature classic Chinese motifs such as dragons, lotus flowers, medallions, and cloud patterns, reflecting themes of prosperity, lo...

Each panel is framed in a narrow border, with the upper registers featuring figural and architectural tableaux and the lower registers centered on four-clawed dragons enclosed in med...

Central to the design are two hooked diamond medallions, known as dragon motifs. In Turkish folklore, the dragon is revered as a great serpent, guarding treasures, secret objects, an...

Mahogany, with ivory and bronze detailing. The back medallions feature a dragon. Newly reupholstered with very fine quality fabric by Lelièvre.

Each medallion depicts the profile of a man or woman. The largest is Mars, with his infamous dragon-topped helmet.

Kangxi-style FOU (happiness) wine vase, engraved with three colors on a biscuit with a dragon in the central medallion. These vases were displayed, on the day of the celebration of t...

Mahogany, with ivory and bronze detailing. The back medallions feature a dragon. Newly reupholstered with very fine quality silk fabric by Lelièvre.

These rugs are renowned for their restrained, almost Zen-like composition, typically featuring open fields with symbolic medallions, dragons, lotuses, and fretwork borders.

On the left, a stunning composition unfolds in rhythmic layers of stylized clouds and elaborate dragons, punctuated by intricate medallions that echo traditional Japanese motifs.

This piece in particular features an Art Deco design as well as a dragon on the side medallion. This centerpiece is perfect for the top of any commode as well as any dining table and...

Within this medallion, a superimposed design featuring dragons, ram's horns, and eight-pointed stars adds further depth and symbolism to the piece.

The central section presents a concave-shaped pierced splat, adorned with a hand-carved medallion showcasing a dragon motif. Two sinuous open arms with swan neck supports are sitting...