Architetti Artigiani Anonimi Furniture

Hand-knotted carpet, originally from Kazakhstan, made between the 20th and 21st centuries. It features a central mirrored and symmetrical pattern of floral and abstract shapes in sha...

Beijing Guide rug in traditional Chinese style, hand-knotted, featuring an elongated aisle/runner shape with a deep blue main field. The carpet features stylized floral and arabesque...

Agra carpet, hand-knotted, featuring a central medallion, framed by floral and natural motifs on a dark background and a red border with minute ornamental motifs. Made of wool, warm ...

Carpet of Mongolian manufacture. Elaborate floral motifs and intricate arabesques spread across the surface. The carpet is dominated by delicate tones of beige, cream and gray, with ...

Tabriz carpet type is one of the most prestigious types of Persian carpets from the city of the same name located in the northwestern region of Iran. The manufacture of Tabriz is kno...

Sumak rug in traditional Caucasian style, hand-knotted, featuring a central geometric pattern with rhombus-shaped medallions and a rich pattern of stylized shapes on a red and beige ...

Srinagar carpet in traditional Indian style, hand-knotted, featuring a central field with stylized floral motifs and a decoration of branches and palmettes on a light blue background...

Carpet of original Imperial China. There is a repeated geometric pattern on the surface, with a darker frame that creates a depth effect. The tones are in pastel coloring, mostly pow...

A hand-knotted Chinese rug, it features a deep black background that enhances the refined floral patterns in pastel shades. The beige border decorated with flowers and curved details...

The carpet with a lively, painterly aesthetic. The surface features floral and naturalistic motifs with large colorful birds in the center and a richly decorated border. The basic co...

The color range is dominated by monochromatic hues or shades of blue, often juxtaposed with neutral tones. This specific rug emphasizes dark and light blues to create an effect of vi...

Kazak carpets originated in the Caucasus region and were made mainly by nomadic and semi-nomadic peoples. Traditional Kazak rugs generally date back to the 19th century; these rugs r...

The carpet is of Chinese origin, and is characteristic of the oriental manufacturing style of the late Qing Dynasty, produced in the city of Beijing, one of the largest centers of te...