Ram Horns

, but the inner rams horn hook stripe and the outer narrow yellow line with a drawn out vine are Turkmen

knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug features a central latch-hook medallion with ram's horn pendants

of ram's horn motifs in alternating colors. The corner spandrels are filled with a Scorpion and

composed of the Ram's horn symbol. The ram's horn symbolizes power, masculinity, fertility and heroism

double rams’ horn volutes and lesser verticals in hooked lozenge and chevron patterns. The lozenge

, beige and cream. A series of ram Horn symbols create an intrinsic diamond design highlighting Anatolian

ascending pattern of rams' horns and lateral "daggers", with two ivory octagons along the centre line, and

wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug features two connected stepped hexagonal medallions with ram’s Horn

features a latch-hook bereket amulet flanked by two square cruciform medallions surrounded by Ram's horns

Georgian (George III) Period, sterling silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested) ram's horn snuff mull

composed of three faux ram’s horns made from hand-painted resin. These organic curves support a large

ever-changing yet cyclical nature of life and as well as the ram’s horns patterns demonstrating warmth

Caucasian weaving: the powerful wurma ram’s horn motif repeated along a deep navy field. These angular forms

, and multi-tonal pink colorways highlighting the finesse of Classic, flat-woven star and ram’s horn

:: Covered field in a rams horn classic Caucasian Perpedil design motif atop a covered field of

from antiquity, complemented by three tiled borders of highly stylized rams horn motifs representing

inclusive sand subfield displays triple finials at each end, while the medium-dark blue field shows a rams

A rare walking stick with gilt brass ferrule and iron tip. Hot-formed ram's horn barrel, iron

an all-over repeating geometric pattern composed of ambiguous Anatolian motifs known as Ram's Horn

medallion is a bold series of borders, most notably guard border adorned with the iconic “ram’s horn” motif

, featuring classic ram’s horn motifs and protective tribal icons woven in muted tones. The contrast between

Ram's Horn motif, the Classic Elibelinde motif, also known as the “hands on hips” or goddess motif, is

field of this late 19th century rug. The main border is the Chinese rainbow wave, but the inner rams

of blossoms and geometric formations collaborating rhythmically. A stylized Ram’s horn meander border

:: Allover repeating pattern rams horn design in classic Perpedil style. Star main border and

by Ram’s horn and S symbols bring a distinctive and remarkable impact to this piece. This

celebrated diamond and ram’s horn patterns (widely believed to be protective symbols in varied nomadic

. Traditional Anatolian symbols—ram’s horns, hooked diamonds, and stepped forms—appear throughout, lending this

handles. He is poised with an open mouth, long goatee, serpentine ram horns and hair made from grape

enclosed by a Ram’s horn which symbolizes power, this enticing rug reflects the impressive attention to

of elegance and tranquility. The abrashed taupe field features dominant elements of Ram's horn

motifs including flowers, cloud bands, and ram horns. This piece has been preserved in overall good

varieties of eastern symbols, including eight-pointed stars, elibelinde, ram’s horns, Goz, and hooks among

belief systems. Ram’s Horn symbols appear with measured strength, evoking fertility, heroism, power, and

arranged in a balanced, symmetrical composition. Traditional Anatolian iconography—including stylized rams

Caucasus area. The most striking feature of this carpet is that the kochak (ram’s-horns) motif is virtually

geometric patterns, favoring ram’s horn, hooks, and similar tribal motifs. Keen eyes will admire rust and

network of florid elements enclosed by Ram’s horn border. This magnificent rug exudes cozy and casual

Covered field in alternating colored rams horn stylized medallion in simplistic geometric relief

projects. Connoisseurs may further note an emphasis on the classic ram’s horn motif in several

regal saffron tone—features a traditional ram’s horn motif in cream, red, and brown, offering balance

motifs and rosettes in alternating colors. Derived from the virility of the Ram's Horn motif, the

containing double ram’s horns, radiating tree motifs, and striped detailing. The ram’s Horn motif is repeated

colors. Derived from the virility of the Ram's Horn motif, the Kotchanak is also a fertility symbol. The

colors. Derived from the virility of the Ram's Horn motif, the Kotchanak is also a fertility symbol. The

-brown geometric patterns - enfolded by a border of fence posts, crosses and ram’s horn motifs in the

series of zigzag and ram’s horn guard borders. Woven in the Caucasus region, this piece is a pristine

classic ram's horn and hooked forms in alternating shades of cream, terracotta, and teal. Hand-knotted

the intricate tribal motifs, including stylized floral rosettes, ram's horns, and geometric totems

-brown geometric patterns - enfolded by a border of fence posts, crosses and ram’s horn motifs in the

-brown geometric patterns - enfolded by a border of fence posts, crosses and ram’s horn motifs in the

containing an interesting design of flowers, birds heads and rams horns. The rug is framed by a classic but

representations of power, abundance and protection through elements of ram’s horn, burdock and finger’ symbols

history, the field design repeats several tribal variations of the oriental ram’s horn motif, signifying

Ram's Horn symbol. One end of the rug has small fringes while the other has larger tassels. The rug

villages of the southern Caucasus about 125 years ago. A column of rams-horn-traced diamond medallions is

the virility symbolized by the Ram's Horn motif, the Classic Elibelinde motif, also known as "hands on