Ram Horns

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. "Rams' horn" major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave. 

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. "Rams' horn" major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave. 

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. "Rams" horn major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave. 

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. "Ram's horn" major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave. 

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. "Rams' horn" major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave. 

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. "Ram's horn" major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave.

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. “Rams’ horn” major elements. Moderate to medium fine weave.

Leaves even protrude from the scrolls, which according to ancient theory are based on ram's horns. Can be used as side table or decoration.

Originating from Turkey, this new Kazak transitional wool rug sports abundant Turkish ram Horn symbols throughout the field design. As traditional symbols of strength and resilience,...

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. “Rams’ horn” major elements.  Moderate to medium fine weave.

Originating from Turkey, this new Kazak transitional wool rug sports abundant Turkish ram Horn symbols throughout the field design. As traditional symbols of strength and resilience,...

Usually dark blue or cream grounds. A few prayer rugs. “Rams’ horn” major elements.  Moderate to medium fine weave.

Originating from Turkey, this new Kazak transitional wool rug sports abundant Turkish ram Horn symbols throughout the field design. As traditional symbols of strength and resilience,...

Originating from Turkey, this new Kazak transitional wool rug sports abundant Turkish ram Horn symbols throughout the field design. As traditional symbols of strength and resilience,...

This hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak Yastik scatter rug features a diamond lozenge Ram's Horn pole medallion flanked with four serrated leaves patterned with Ram's Horn moti...

East Caucasian village scatter with the characteristic Perpedil design of ram's horns, daggers, octagons and birds, on a navy ground.

Conversely, the ram’s horns symbolize masculinity and power, contributing to the rug's multifaceted symbolism.

This eastern Caucasian ruglet shows the iconic rams horns and "daggers" repeating pattern around cream ashiks, on a navy ground.

African Sierra Leone Contemporary (Early 2000s) carved wood openwork Temne Headcrest mask features a capped male figure at top grasping 2 serpents, followed by a pair or rams horns a...

The Classic Elibelinde motif, also known as the 'hands on hips' or goddess motif, is thought to represent motherhood and fertility while ram’s horns represent masculinity and power. ...

Derived from the virility of the Ram's Horn motif, the Classic Elibelinde motif, also known as the “hands on hips” or goddess motif, is thought to represent motherhood and fertility ...

Hand knotted with high-quality wool in India, this rug originates from Rug & Kilim’s premier Burano collection, marrying a visually striking, luminous blue field background with ...

This traditional Persianate piece shows a navy ground closely filled with petal palmettes, barbed rams 'horn volute leaves, forked barbed leaves, and fantastic flowers.

Antique North East Caucasian Perepedil rug from the region of Quba in Azerbaijan. Classic all-over rams horn design with flowers, animals and small stars framed by an elegant Kufic b...

A series of motifs of a wolf's mouth and ram's horn are abundant. Rug Number 25037 Size 8' 4" X 11' 1" Design Kilim Collection Flat Weaves Material Wool Texture Flat We...

The main ivory field with the large Perpedil distinctive rams Horn design featured in soft blues and golds surrounded by multiple borders to centralize this beautiful and distinctive...

This pattern continues within the inside of the mihrab niche but a shift occurs above it over the rams-Horn tracing of the upper mihrab.

The salmon border features radiating octofoils and deeply serrated curved leaves. The rams’ horn reciprocal inner and outer minors provide definitive closures.

Derived from the virility of the Ram's Horn motif, the Classic Elibelinde motif, also known as the “hands on hips” or goddess motif, is thought to represent motherhood and fertility ...

Crafted from solid wood, the piece is finished in a soft blond to whitewashed glaze that allows the expressive natural grain to remain clearly visible, adding warmth and texture. Th...

Featuring the distinctive ram's Horn design associated with rugs from this area on a rust ground surrounded by multiple borders that frame the central filed and its characteristic tr...

Featuring the distinctive ram's horn design associated with rugs from this area on a dark blue ground surrounded by multiple borders that frame the central filed and its characterist...

Featuring the distinctive ram's Horn design associated with rugs from this area on a dark blue ground surrounded by multiple borders that frame the central filed and its characterist...

Featuring the distinctive rams horn design associated with rugs from this area on a dark blue ground surrounded by multiple borders that frame the central filed and its characteristi...

Georgian (George III) Period, sterling silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested) ram's horn snuff mull having a hinged lid, Scotland, Ca. 1795.

There is a mask of Bacchus with hair made of grapes leaves and ram horns over his head adorning each side of it.

Hand knotted in high quality wool and originating from Russia in 1880, this antique Kazak runner hosts a unique all over field design with many variations of the ram’s horn and dowry...

A colorful polychromatic field underscores large-scale geometric patterns, namely medallions with the ram’s horn latch hook, in a series of rows with a fabulous sense of movement, gr...

A colorful polychromatic field underscores large-scale geometric patterns, namely medallions with the ram’s horn latch hook, in a series of rows with a fabulous sense of movement, gr...

A colorful polychromatic field underscores large-scale geometric patterns, namely medallions with the ram’s horn latch hook, in a series of rows with a fabulous sense of movement, gr...

The main border is the Chinese rainbow wave, but the inner rams horn hook stripe and the outer narrow yellow line with a drawn out vine are Turkmen from West Turkestan (Turkmenistan).

This classic Turkoman prayer scatter from Central Asia has the characteristic squared and stepped wide mihrab arch supported by two columns of graphic ivory double rams’ horn volutes...

This hand knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug features a central latch-hook medallion with ram's horn pendants at either end. Triangular ziggurat mounds along the width reach tow...

A saw-tooth band creates double mihrab niches flanked with an inner link of ram's horn motifs in alternating colors. The corner spandrels are filled with a Scorpion and multiple Ram'...

The vintage Turkish Oushak runner is bordered to each end and sides with a replicated geometric tribal pattern composed of the Ram's horn symbol. The ram's horn symbolizes power, mas...

Rendered in variegated shades of red, yellow, brown, beige, orange, slate, beige and cream. A series of ram Horn symbols create an intrinsic diamond design highlighting Anatolian his...

The navy field of this east Caucasian scatter shows an ascending pattern of rams' horns and lateral "daggers", with two ivory octagons along the centre line, and several peacocks.

Georgian (George III) Period, sterling silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested) ram's horn snuff mull, having a hinged lid, Scotland, Ca. 1795.

Each medallion contains a large Kaikalak motif, which consists of four opposing ram’s horns. The main border features large open blossoms, tulips, and ram’s-horn-style leaves, which ...

Handwoven with high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1940-1950, this vintage geometric Kilim rug enjoys a tastefully abrashed pallet of muted-but-lively blue, orange, gol...

Crafted in the style of Maitland Smith, the piece features a textural, sculptural base composed of three faux ram’s horns made from hand-painted resin. These organic curves support a...

A gorgeous antique Kazak rug from the late 19th century with a sought-after goldenrod yellow field, featuring a pattern of all-over latticed pinwheels, surrounded by a large inner bo...

This 19th-century Perpedil rug from the Kuba region presents one of the most iconic designs in Caucasian weaving: the powerful wurma ram’s horn motif repeated along a deep navy field.

:: Covered field in a rams horn classic Caucasian Perpedil design motif atop a covered field of floral top views and germinating plants.

A rare walking stick with gilt brass ferrule and iron tip. Hot-formed ram's horn barrel, iron handle. The shaft, clear, is made by putting it in a hot shape by boiling, sometimes fry...

On the Design: Burgundy, black and navy blue underscore geometric patterns in diamond shapes and ram’s horn motifs inspired by primitivist nomadic symbols.

This Vintage Turkish Anatolian Runner features three distinctive lozenge cusped medallions composed of blossoms and geometric formations collaborating rhythmically. A stylized Ram’s ...

:: Allover repeating pattern rams horn design in classic Perpedil style. Star main border and serpent minor borders buffered with repeating pawn design.

A captivating vintage Turkish Anatolian Jejim Kilim rug featuring an alluring kaleidoscopic effect of stacked lozenges within checkered motifs that gives an interesting and irrisista...

The versatile size lends itself both to flooring and wall hanging projects, as does the time-honored repetition of the celebrated diamond and ram’s horn patterns (widely believed to ...