Tibetan Carpet

Central Asia. Measures: 18.11 x 10.11. Contact dealer for more information.

Hand-knotted in wool & silk with a medium pile and a distressed finish making this an exceptionally unique Tibetan carpet.

The stunning design and palette makes this an exceptionally unique Tibetan carpet.

The first stories found on Tibetan carpets report their splendid beauty and the meticulous work of the weavers.

With a smart modification of our ancient Tibetan carpet hand woven process, the Rebel Silk technique gives each carpet a unique and sacred geometry, one that is augmented by delicio...

Tibetan monastic runner rug. The unusually long carpet features eight square panels, each with key-fret border surrounding a central floral medallion on a blue ground with "frog's fe...

Originally inspired by Tibetan carpets but open to personal interpretations.

Originally inspired by Tibetan carpets but open to personal interpretations.

Tibetan Empire Savonerrie design rug 1990 Measures: 13' 1" x 17' 11" Hand-knotted wool pile, cotton foundation Field: Light-brown Border color: Light-brown Accent color...

A very refined brown and off-white Tibetan sleeping mat.

A scrolling lotus design khaden. This design derives from Ming textiles, and has been traditionally used in Tibetan weaving. This example is in exceptionally good condition and has...

This is an exceptionally good quality Tibetan piece. It has a lovely open design and lustrous wool. The field is decorated with frog’s feet surmounted by a geometric medallion and ...

A really lovely diaper lattice Tibetan khaden executed in shades of brick, peach, tan and cream. The diaper is a repeating flower drawn in a manner which can be traced back to the T...

Discover the Tibetan Tiger Rug, meticulously hand-woven and knotted from highland sheep wool by master weavers. Reserved for emperors, lamas, and noble families.

A field of Buddha’s hands is surmounted by a mirror back shaped medallion. The rug has several guard bands including a pearl dot band and a wan border, symbolizing eternal recreatio...

A nicely drawn dragon flies amid clouds chasing the flaming pearl. The dragon is drawn in the Ming style employing a Ming color palette and most likely was originally copied from a ...

This is an exceptional khaden because of its bold design and excellent condition. The drawing of the lotuses and the color palette are based on Ming textile design.

The field of this khaden is decorated with a spandrel of lotus flowers and leaves executed in two shades of blue. The field is enclosed by simple guard stripes.

An exceptionally fine example of a scrolling lotus design khaden. The pattern is adapted from a Ming textile design. While the textile was often woven on a red ground the surviving...

Hand-knotted Tibetan Rug, perfect for adding a touch of elegance and modern style to any room. - Delicate, hand-knotted patterns that weave a narrative of Tibetan mythology and symbo...

An extremely decorative rug from Tibet, and an unusual size as well. The brown/tan field is not a natural wool but probably a dye derived from walnuts. The blue roundels are executed...

Tibetan rug all wool

Tibetan rug in all wool.

- Delicate, hand-knotted patterns that weave a narrative of Tibetan mythology and symbolism. Finest, hand-spun wool that ensures durability and longevity - One-of-a-kind design, car...

Hand-knotted Tibetan Rug, perfect for adding a touch of elegance and modern style to any room. Finest, hand-spun wool that ensures durability and longevity - One-of-a-kind design, c...

A very elegant Tibetan Khaden (rug to sleep on and for celebration).

This is a classic Tibetan khaden. The design is repeating coins or cash, a symbol of good fortune. The design was commonly employed during the Ming Dynasty in Chinese textiles and ...

Tibetan Khaden rug - with the enigmatic motif of chessboard - in black and cream natural colours. Very graphical.

This is a nice Tibetan checker executed in shades of deep red and yellow with excellent abrash and irregularly sized checkers. Provenance: Ex William Lipton Collection.

A double lip tiger rug woven for monastic use. Five parallel rows of double line or “lip” tiger stripes are woven so that they are almost touching. As with other examples of Tibeta...

Small Khaden (rug to sleep on) recalling a “Tsuk-Truk “(blanket or mantel), with a light deep indigo field and red frame, as “Tsuk-Truk” used to have a felt red border. The filed sho...

An amazing antique Tibetan rug with stylized cloud band field surrounded by a fretwork border. The saffron and magenta color palette is absolutely stunning and original.

This unique Tibetan Khaden is an absolute mystery. Unknown motif. The colours - indigo on walnut field - indicates it has been intended for an aristocratic high level dignitary, be...

The design of this antique Tibetan rug depicts two sets of dragons and phoenixes locked in combat. This classic Chinese design is a symbol of harmony and balance. Most scholars belie...

A lovely blue khaden decorated with repeating coins (cash) a symbol of good fortune. The field is enclosed by a running T border. The symmetry created by the repeating coins create...

Floral lattice field with a running T border.

This is a very nice kaden in a multicolor checkerboard. The change of color creates a sense of movement. Multicolored checkers are fairly rare.

This is tone on tone indigo mat probably the top section of a saddlecover. The field is decorated with a phoenix medallion and bat corner brackets. The border is a rendering of fou...

The field consists of floral lattice with a dragon in the center and corner brackets, all in blues, yellows and greens on a rich burgundy ground. A minor pearl-dot border is enclose...

The central design of this rug contains a row of three large pierced medallions on a tomato red field framed by fret cornerguards. The minor border is a pearl dot on a deep beige li...

This is a relatively early example of an abstract tiger pelt rug without a head. In this example the tiger stripes are highly abstracted and the spine is drawn in. The diagonal can...

An exceptionally fine example of a scrolling lotus design khaden. The pattern is adapted from a Ming textile design. While the textile was often woven on a red ground the surviving...

This sleeping mat, or coverlet, was woven on a back strap loom in five strips. The red field is decorated with beautifully drawn symbols executed in two shades of blue and white.

An highly balanced rug with nice combination of colour/pattern - probably destined to a young Lama Photography by The Carpet Studio – Florence

Modern Tibetan area rug with round overlapping shapes circa 2000 Measures: 4' x 6' Hand-knotted wool pile on a cotton foundation Field color: Khaki Accent color: Gold, Green, Rus...

Individually selected by Madeline during her travels, this hand-knotted rug from Nepal features a Tibetan tiger in earthy hues and bold crimson border.

Contemporary handwoven Tibetan rug with hand dyed celadon color can be used in any room in the house for a pop of color.

Contemporary handwoven Tibetan rug with hand dyed sage color can be used in any room in the house for a pop of color.

Tibetan Tsuk-Truk textile traditionally made in panels sewn together - NOT knotted as woven with a Tibetan typical loop technique, and probably intended as a blanket or rug for trave...

Tibetan Tsuk-Truk textile, traditionally made in panels sewn together - NOT knotted as woven with a Tibetan typical loop technique, and probably intended as a blanket or rug for trav...

Individually selected by Madeline during her travels, this vintage Tibetan wool rug from Nepal features serpent and vase motifs. These motifs represent various cultural beliefs inspi...

Individually selected by Madeline during her travels, this handwoven vintage Tibetan wool rug features lotus florals emerging from a saturated field. This distinctive palette of oran...

A very nice Tibetan checkerboard rug with deep red and gold checkers and a tan guardband and rose and blue wider band borders. The enclosure of the field by the wide bands is partic...

Early 20th Century Chinese Tibetan Saddle Cover ( 2'3''x 3'9'' - 69 x 114 )

Antique Tibetan Khaden rug featuring two beautiful dragons and a wild assortment of pastel colored clouds over a neutral tan background. This carpet features all vegetable dyes and i...

This is an antique Tibetan horse cover woven during the last quarter of the 19th century circa 1880 - 1900 and measures 107 x 70CM in size. Its field is designed with a single large-...

In 19th-century Tibet, many men carried a fire striker to help ensure survival in the often-harsh climate of the Tibetan Plateau. Known as mechag, such strikers would hang from one's...

A Djoharian Collection Tiger rug, hand knotted in Nepal - 6.0 x 3.0 ft Origin: Nepal Pile material: 100% Wool Warp and weft: Cotton Design: Tiger Rug Length: 6.0 ft - 180 cm Width: ...

17th century rare Tibetan silver mounted brul covered bowl with coral bottom, the repousse and domed cover inset with Cora and lapis, big 3cm diameter red coral bottom, some tarnish,...

This exquisite Tibetan rug, measuring 68 x 83 cm, is a beautiful example of traditional Tibetan craftsmanship. Its vibrant colors and intricate patterns make it a versatile piece, pe...

Antique Chinese Ningxia Carpet Rug, Late 19th Century This elegant Chinese Ningxia carpet draws a central roundel composed of lotuses flanked by slightly smaller roundels of the sam...

Colorful one-of-a-kind Tibetan rug from the 2nd quarter of the 20th century with a dragon motif on a bright orange field Measures: 3'1'' x 5'9''.

Tibetan rugs woven with thick squarish knots in brilliant colours are considered among the earliest, and are often referred to in Tibet as Gyantse. Here we see a centralised light bl...

Offered is a hand-knotted on a black tinted Yak wool background are twelve distinct lotus flowers in an array of colors comprised of natural dyes that was acquired during a trip to T...

This is a breathtaking antique Tibetan rug dating back to the 1900s. The rug is in pristine condition and its intricate design features a stunning medallion at the center, making it ...