Verandah Central Asian Rugs

This wool rug is a fine example of antique area rugs woven in the late 19th century, circa 1880. The design features a intricately woven vase. Highly-detailed floral and botanical de...

This Uzbek 'Julkhyr' rug is very long, measuring 320cm in length. It was hand-knotted from 3 larger panels of very thick wool that were stitched together. A key feature of this rug a...

This Antique Uzbekistan Tartari Kilim was crafted from the prolific and diverse Uzbek weavers of Sar-i-Pul. It was crafted using a distinct weave double-interlock technique and employs a grid pattern of diamonds shapes that contain eight pointed stars. Sar-i-Pul is a town set...

A Tibetan tiger rug, hand knotted in Nepal. This traditional Tiger rug design is typically found on antique rugs called Khaden. It describes a small sized rug of about 3 x 6 ft that was used in Tibet to decorate columns or seat pad. Often these Khaden rugs had Lotus design or Tiger stripes. Many of them were made in a town called Kampa Dzong in Tibet, today in China. Tiger motifs are also found in antique Chinese rugs. Our collection of Tibetan Tiger rugs is made in different material combinations. The displayed rug is made of 100% Tibetan hand spun wool. Total pile height about 1/2-inch, Knot density 60 Tibetan knots per square inch. It has a beige background color and motifs in turquoise, pink, green, red and olive I have one at home using it as Yoga Mat...

A Tibetan rug with antique Chinese design, hand knotted in Nepal. This traditional rug design is typically found on antique rugs from China. The blue ground is often found in Peki...

A Tibetan tiger rug, hand knotted in Nepal. Tibetan Tiger Rugs – Symbolism, Craftsmanship, and Customization Options Discover the timeless beauty and cultural significance of Tibetan Tiger Rugs. These exquisite handcrafted pieces are more than just decorative accents; they embody strength, protection, and spiritual symbolism rooted in Tibetan tradition. Traditionally, tiger motifs in Tibetan rugs are believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune, making them a meaningful addition to any home or sacred space. At our company, we offer the unique opportunity to customize your Tibetan Tiger Rug according to your personal preferences. We can produce these stunning rugs in your desired size up to 20 x 16 ft, ensuring a perfect fit for your space. Whether you want a statement piece for a grand hall or a smaller accent for a cozy corner, we tailor each rug to your specifications. Material Choices for Your Tibetan Tiger Rug Select from a variety of luxurious materials to create a rug that matches your style and needs: Wool: Classic, durable, and soft, ideal for everyday use. Silk: Adds a shimmering elegance and intricate detail. Mohair: Known for its silky texture and resilience. Cashmere: Offers supreme softness and warmth. Alpaca: Lightweight, hypoallergenic, and incredibly plush. Bamboo Silk: Eco-friendly, with a smooth, lustrous finish. Our skilled artisans craft each Tibetan Tiger Rug with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and vibrant, lasting colors. Why Choose Our Tibetan Tiger Rugs? Rich cultural symbolism and traditional craftsmanship Fully customizable in size and color to suit your space and style Made from premium materials for durability and luxury Sizes available up to 20 x 16 ft, for large-scale installations Bring a touch of Tibetan heritage and powerful symbolism into your home with a bespoke Tibetan Tiger Rug. Contact us today to discuss your custom design and material preferences! This traditional Tiger rug design is typically found on antique rugs called Khaden. It describes a small sized rug of about 3 x 6 ft that was used in Tibet to decorate columns or seat pad. Often these Khaden rugs had Lotus design or Tiger stripes. Many of them were made in a town called Kampa Dzong in Tibet, today in China. Tiger motifs are also found in antique Chinese rugs. Our collection of Tibetan Tiger rugs is made in different material combinations. The displayed rug is made of 100% Tibetan hand spun wool. Total pile height about 1/2-inch, Knot density 60 Tibetan knots per square inch. It has a beige background color and motifs in turquoise, pink, green, red and olive I have one at home using it as Yoga Mat...

Orange and blue make up the main colors of this fine handmade wool area rug, constructed in the 1950s. The central design features a rich orange...

Made with hand knotted wool in 3 x 5 size, this addition to the Modern Classics collection by Rug & Kilim draws inspiration from Classic Tibetan Tiger rugs of striking beauty and cul...

74665, vintage Afghan Balouch War rug with Tribal Nomadic style. This hand knotted wool vintage Afghan Balouch War rug possibly depicts a scene of the Minaret ...

Are you looking for a new runner rug to decorate your hallway? Then look no further! This truly unique Runner rug has been hand-woven with a highly detai...

Both the colour, design and construction of this fine wool rug make it the perfect accent piece. This piece is an excellent large medallion design woven in cream and deep blue on a r...

78778 Antique Turkoman Tekke Rug, 03'06 x 04'03. Turkoman Tekke rugs from Turkestan are handwoven carpets crafted by the Tekke tribe, one of the major Turkmen tribes historically located in the region of Turkestan, which encompasses parts of present-day Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. These rugs are renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship, intricate geometric designs, and use of high-quality wool. The Tekke tribe is known for its mastery of rug weaving, and their carpets often feature repeating motifs such as guls (medallion-like motifs), octagons, and various geometric patterns. These rugs hold cultural significance and are highly valued for their beauty and historical importance, reflecting the rich heritage of the Turkmen people in the region of Turkestan. The rugged beauty of laid-back luxury intertwines with tribal enchantment in this antique Turkoman Tekke rug. Originating from the talented artisans of the Turkmen Tekke tribe, this hand-knotted wool masterpiece showcases the tribe's distinctive weaving style, rich in symbolism and heritage. Its distressed composition reveals a warm red backdrop adorned with an intricate geometric pattern of Aina guls, arranged in a captivating compartmental design. This timeless arrangement conjures visions of gentle, nostalgic days gone by, imbuing the piece with a fashionable touch of rustic allure. Framed by a wide compound border featuring X-shapes and cross motifs, this antique Tekke rug...