Alberto Levi Gallery

Used to decorate the horse litter during the wedding celebration, this unusual trapping is sturdily woven with glistening wool, creating a pattern composed of three pairs of stylised...

The sumak carpets of the Caucasus are among the very few weavings that retain a refined classical character in their designs, while simultaneously displaying a potent tribal aestheti...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

Rif is part of our contemporary modern collection reimagining the quintessential Moroccan rug through bold, geometric forms, high and low textures and subtle colour palettes. Each ...

Suzani silk embroideries from Uzbekistan represent the most refined and elegant manifestation of the Central Asian textile art tradition. Exquisite embroideries such as this one were...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

An iconic example of flat-woven wool kilim originating from Kars, located in eastern Anatolia close to the border with the Caucasus. The kilims from this region are renown for their ...

Vogue Caramel is one of our most coveted creations from our Transitional collection. The abstract, quasi-calligraphic pattern of this elegant examples is worked in subtle tonalities ...

A stunning work of minimalist tribal art, distinguished by a stark composition of three empty interconnected diamonds floating on a warm mahogany red background. The central diamond ...

The weaving of flat-woven cotton carpets known as dhurries is cited in Mughal chronicles of the 15th century. Probably one of the earliest forms of floor covering, dhurries were wove...

The weaving of flat-woven cotton carpets known as dhurries is cited in Mughal chronicles of the 15th century. Probably one of the earliest forms of floor covering, dhurries were wove...

A finely woven central Anatolian kilim distinguished by a centralised pattern, composed of a central medallion and pendants enclosed within a large polygonal cartouche from which pro...

A stunning antique kilim from the Shahsavan tribal confederacy, located in the southern Caucasus. The flat-weaves from this area are distinguished by a very sturdy texture, rendering...

A truly one-of-a-kind room size Moroccan rug, hand-knotted by Berber women from the M'rirt region, located in the heart of the Middle Atlas mountains. Rugs of this type were commissi...

Distinguished by a small, square format, sofrehs are utilitarian textiles employed when presenting food to guests. Each tribe and village has recognisable traits in their sofreh weav...

Early Anatolian kilims have a sort of time-warp relationship with its Neolithic past, expressing an almost unadulterated significance. This is expressed through a range of design mod...

The Beni Ouarain confederation is composed of seventeen tribes inhabiting the high mountain region of the northeastern Middle Atlas. Their rugs differ from other Berber weavings in t...

Tacheh are saddle bags employed by the people of the Bakhtiari tribe. These are woven in wool by means of different techniques, which include interlock tapestry, dovetailing, weft fl...

Perdehs were employed as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of eastern Anatolia, creating partitions inside their dwellings. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed with...

A truly one-of-a-kind room size Moroccan rug, hand-knotted by Berber women from the M'rirt region, located in the heart of the Middle Atlas mountains. Rugs of this type were commissi...

A highly unusual vintage Scandinavian flat-weave, distinguished by a diminutive format and by a pattern composed of two five-pointed star devices floating on an empty chartreuse gree...

A finely woven central Anatolian kilim distinguished by a repeat pattern of three parallel and offset rows of concentric hooked diamonds, creating a sort of island which contrasts ag...

A truly remarkable, one of a kind contemporary rug woven entirely with silk obtained from vintage Sari fabrics, distinguished by an aqua blue background and by an allover pattern in ...

An iconic example of flat-woven wool kilim originating from Kars, located in eastern Anatolia close to the border with the Caucasus. The kilims from this region are renown for their ...

Designed by Joanna Michalowicz, the extremely talented and visionary artist who originally founded Asha Carpets in Brooklyn, New York, Tetris is the first Scandinavian Modern recreat...

Arles is part of that fascinating world of faded-over-time rugs. From traditional to transitional, this look celebrates faded, worn and softened textiles over time. Stunning muted co...

On this graphic kilim from the Qashqa'i tribe, we see an horizontally arranged pattern composed of an alternation of polychrome squares and a honeycomb matrix of sawtooth-edged trian...

'Erased Berber' is one of our most representative examples of our contemporary Moroccan-inspired collection. Here the large scale all-over pattern consists of a honeycomb arrangement...

This example belongs to a cluster group of fine indigo background rugs in the khaden format, destined for the bed-sized benches and used for meditation, puja (prayer) and sleep. A re...

This antique Anatolian flat-woven rug originates from the villages located around Karapinar, situated in the central Anatolian plain not far from Çatal Hüyük, one of the cradles of c...

Haik flat-woven covers were considered prestige items among the Berber women of the Moroccan High Atlas and Anti Atlas region, who employed them as ceremonial shawls. These are very ...

A lovely antique Sarab rug, distinguished by an unusual emerald green background, finely embellished by parallel and offset rows of small geometric devices, creating a soft matrix, f...

Antique Caucasian Qarabagh rugs of this type were always highly appreciated for their aristocratic refinement, and are found gracing the floors of the most important mansions around ...

Karina is part of our contemporary Scandinavian collection. Scandinavian interior design emerged in the 20th century and became one of today’s most popular styles. Its focuses on sim...

Perdehs were employed as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of eastern Anatolia, creating partitions inside their dwellings. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed with...

A finely woven Anatolian kilim originating from the Erzurum area in northeastern Anatolia, distinguished by a directional niche pattern, which is sometimes referred to as the prayer ...

Tigers are not native animals of the Tibetan plateau; however their presence in neighbouring countries such as China and India partly explain its depiction, both in a realistic as we...

The rugs originating from the areas of Sarab and Bakshaish, situated in northwest Azerbaijan, are distinguished by their earth tonalities, which often result from the exclusive use o...

Meadow represents our latest collection of minimalist rugs, hand-knotted by employing hand-spun Ghazni wool from Afghanistan. Ghazni wool has a soft and silky texture and is distingu...

Perdehs were employed as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of eastern Anatolia, creating partitions inside their dwellings. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed with...

A fine and rare antique Khorassan pictorial carpet depicting a panoply of animals arranged in horizontal rows on a pistachio green background, appearing as caught in a ritual dance. ...

Tacheh are saddle bags employed by the people of the Bakhtiari tribe. These are woven in wool by means of different techniques, which include interlock tapestry, dovetailing, weft fl...

This vintage example was woven in the 1980s, which marks the beginning of the revivalist period of Tibetan weaving, which took place in Nepal through small co-operatives of Tibetan r...

A finely woven central Anatolian kilim distinguished by a repeat pattern of large hexagons enclosing a hooked lozenge, flanked by parallel and offset rows of smaller hexagons from wh...

This rug is part of a rare group of central Asian weavings which were commissioned by the local patronage, at the height of the fashion for European Modernism. Here the pattern bypas...

Tacheh are saddle bags employed by the people of the Bakhtiari tribe. These are woven in wool by means of different techniques, which include interlock tapestry, dovetailing, weft fl...

A sweet little rug, possibly used in a nursery setting, distinguished by a large scale checkerboard pattern in blue and ivory. While the blue compartments invariably enclose a small ...

One of the principal characteristics of Ziegler carpets can be seen in their particular treatment of colour, where the wool yarns are masterfully dyed so to create an almost transluc...

Perdehs were employed as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of eastern Anatolia, creating partitions inside their dwellings. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed with...

The Shahsavan confederation of tribes is known especially for their flat-woven containers and trappings, which they wove entirely for their own use during the nomadic encampments. Th...

The so-called European flower (gol farangh) pattern has been quite popular in Persia since the Safavid period (1506-1722), gracing the architectural of many mosques from Isfahan to K...

Perdehs were employed as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of eastern Anatolia, creating partitions inside their dwellings. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed with...

An extremely rare and early piece, this Qashqa'i rug is representative of the strong influence of India on south Persian village and tribal weavings. The involvement of Qashqa'i trib...

An extremely fine antique Isfahan workshop carpet, woven in wool and silk with a very high knot density. The quality employed here allows for the greatest precision in rendering the ...

Garden carpets are among the most refined manifestations of textile art expressed by the 17th Century Safavid dynasty. During the nineteenth century, the pattern derived form the rep...

Antique Malayer carpets in the kelleh (long and narrow) format are among the most elegant woven in late nineteenth century. Rugs in this format were traditionally commissioned to dec...

Tacheh are wool saddle bags employed by the nomadic people of the Bakhtiari tribe. These were principally used for the storage and transport of wheat. This complete, opened example a...

Essaouira is part of our contemporary modern collection reimagining the quintessential Moroccan rug through bold, geometric forms and colour palettes. Beyond their visual appeal, Mo...

Carpets from the non-Turkoman populations of central Asia such as the Uzbeks, the Karakalpaks and the Kirghiz began appearing in the West since the fall of the Soviet empire. As ther...

A fine antique Bijar carpet, woven on a wool foundation, distinguished by a unique teal green background and decorated by an infinite repeat of the so-called bid majnun (weeping will...