Angora Furniture

The large hooked triangle that dominates the composition of this other Tulu acts as a directional motif delineating the prayer niche, which follows the direction of weaving. It could...

Filikli rugs represent probably the earliest, most primitive form of weaving known to mankind, veritably untouched over the course of a few thousand years. These were originally inte...

an early 20th century wide Geometric Karabagh Runner Measures: 3'10'' x 8'4''.

Filikli ( Filik being the name of baby goat ) are probably the most basic rustic rugs from Anatolia of Turkey. These were the basic utilitarian rugs of daily life used as covers, mat...

Filikli ( Filik being the name of baby goat ) are probably the most basic rustic rugs from Anatolia of Turkey. These were the basic utilitarian rugs of daily life used as covers, mat...

Filikli ( Filik being the name of baby goat ) are probably the most basic rustic rugs from Anatolia of Turkey. These were the basic utilitarian rugs of daily life used as covers, mat...

These pillows are made from vintage Angora Siirt (a city in the South East of Turkey). Siirt is famous for these blankets made from the hair of angora goat. Angora is believed to na...

This pillow is made from a wild fragment from an Central Anatolian Angora Filikli rug. It does not come with an insert but a bag made to size to accommoda...

This pillow is made from a wild fragment from an Central Anatolian Angora Filikli rug. It does not come with an insert but a bag made to size to accommoda...

They do not come with inserts. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry cleaning is recommended.

The do not come with inserts. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry cleaning is recommended.

The do not come with inserts. Linen in the back. Zipper closure. Dry cleaning is recommended.

A rare and early Tulu woven using the finest Angora wool, resulting in a finely woven rug with a silky texture and a blanket-like handle. The soft camel field is embellished by a zoomorphic central device similar to some motifs founds in Neolithic cave paintings. Examples of this type represent the pinnacle of the primitive pile weaving tradition, and were woven by the Yuruk nomads inhabiting the Toros...

This exquisite late 19th century Angora Oushak carpet, dating from around 1880, showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of Turkish weaving traditions during the period. The carpet f...

The four layered spearhead cypresses of the ivory border frame the palest powder blue ground set within rich goldenrod corners. A central vertical stem of palmettes is supported by s...

Tulu rugs represent one of the earliest forms of nomadic pile weaving, typically knotted with a medium-high pile as they were meant as bedding rugs for the tent. Woven in the Karapin...

Measures: 8'2 x 9'8 Turkish Angora Oushak Rug in Smoky Gray with Ivory, Taupe, & Soft Blue 8'2 x 9'8. Keivan Woven Arts. rug /AN-148446/ Early 21st Century, Turkish Oushak. Th...

Kurdish Jajim rug with poms of wool and angora. A really fun tribal cover by Kurdish weavers. Can be used on the floor as a rug, but also as a hangin...

Tulu rugs represent one of the earliest forms of nomadic pile weaving, typically knotted with a medium-high pile as they were meant as bedding rugs for the tent. Woven in the Karapin...

Woven by Kurdish people located in the eastern Anatolian village of Siirt, weft-faced plain weaves of this type employ silky goat hair using a technique which dates back to about 600...

The overall composition of this niche design rug relates it to a group of white ground central Anatolian prayer rugs, mostly woven with more traditional motifs. The primitive nature of the drawing imparts here a cave-like appearance to the niche. The use of silky Angora mohair wool (filik in Turkish) is characteristic of the most precious Tulus. Warp: wool, ivory Weft: wool, ivory, 3-6 shots between knotted rows Knot: symmetrical, weaving direction adjacent to niche, no warp depression Knot count: 4H x 3V = 12 knots/square inch Selvages: three sets of paired warps Ends: weft-faced plain weave; top with corded fringes Colours: ivory, maroon (corrosive), light green, red, grey blue, camel, orange (7) This rug is featured in our current web exhibition entitled 'Like a Prayer...

Measures: 5'11 x 9'0 Turkish Angora Oushak Rug in Terracotta with Light Blue, Ivory & Green5'11 x 9'0. Keivan Woven Arts. rug /AN-148447 / Early 21st Century, Turkish Oushak. ...

Woven by Kurdish people located in the eastern Anatolian village of Siirt, weft-faced plain weaves of this type employ silky, Angora goat hair using a technique which dates back to about 6000 BC, when the first textiles began to appear in the Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia. This fine, old example is constructed over three panels, each embellished by a sequence of narrow horizontal...

A stunning filikli rug in a narrow runner format, hand knotted in central Anatolia using hand spun, naturally dyed Angora wool in various shades of red, pink, yellow and ivory, and t...

Handwoven in Oushak Turkey circa 1880. A village workshop weaving of classic style and structure. Construction: All wool pile on a wool foundation, non depressed warp weave using Tu...

An early 20th century angora wool Oushak rug with a soft watermelon colored ground on an open field and center medallion with the perfect amount of natural wear.

This vintage handmade rug is called "Flikli" in Turkey which is a word for a "flokati" style shag pile handmade rugs produced for daily use by Nomads in Central Anatolia. Measure: 4....

A vintage Turkish mohair rug in black, brown, gray and ivory accents with a Mid-Century Modern organic feel, circa third quarter 20th century. Measures: 4'2" x 6'.

19th Century Turkish Angora Oushak Prayer Carpet ( 4' x 6' - 122 x 183 )

53845 Vintage Turkish Angora Wool Kilim Blanket Rug, 04'04 x 06'06. Woven in the highlands of southeastern Turkey, where mountain winds whisper through goat pastures and time moves w...

53842 Vintage Turkish Angora Wool Kilim Blanket Rug, 03'09 x 05'06. Bearing the name Rahime like a whispered blessing, this handwoven Turkish Angora kilim rug is more than a textile—...

53832 Vintage Turkish Angora Wool Kilim Blanket Rug, 04'05 x 06'05. Woven in the rugged highlands of southeastern Turkey, this handwoven Turkish Angora kilim...

53836 Vintage Turkish Angora Wool Kilim Blanket Rug, 04'03 x 05'07. Shorn from the soft flanks of Angora goats and woven by hand in the wind-carved plateaus of Eastern Anatolia, this Turkish Angora kilim...

53857 Vintage Turkish Angora Wool Blanket Kilim Rug, 04'05 x 06'02. Like a shepherd’s melody traced across the hills, this handwoven Turkish Angora kilim rug hums with the rhythm of ...

Measures: 4' x 7'7. Vintage Turkish Angora Tulu Rug with Brown, Cream and Beige Geometric Design. Keivan Woven Arts / rug en-112194, country of origin / type: Turkey / Tulu, circa 1...

Turkish Oushak with Angora wool. Turkish Oushak Rug With Angora Wool by Keivan Woven Arts / rug MSD-A1364, country of origin / type: Turkey / Oushak, circa Early-21st century. Measu...

Measures: 5'11 x 8'6 Angora Oushak Rug with Sky Blue Field With Accents of Tan and Traditional Design. Keivan Woven Arts. rug /AN-97204 / Early 21st Century, Turkish Oushak. A refin...

This antique Oushak rug has many layers that perform well together with a symphonic energy that captivates immediate attention. A grandeur border in teal with delicate florals enclos...

Western Anatolia is one of the largest weaving regions in Turkey. Oushak made with angora wool are a rare find, specially in the excellent condition of this example. Measures: 9'...

Temara represents the pinnacle of contemporary Moroccan collection offered by the Alberto Levi Gallery. Here the warps are arranged in four alternating clusters of blue-grey and brow...

Filikli rugs represent probably the earliest, most primitive form of weaving known to mankind, veritably untouched over the course of a few thousand years. These were originally inte...

Filikli rugs represent probably the earliest, most primitive form of weaving known to mankind, veritably untouched over the course of a few thousand years. These were originally inte...

Tulu rugs represent one of the earliest forms of nomadic pile weaving, typically knotted with a medium-high pile as they were meant as bedding rugs for the tent. Woven in the Karapin...

This archaic looking niche design rug is distinguished by the extra weft loop pile technique, which is one of the earliest forms of weaving that preceded the creation of the pile rug...

This traditional handwoven Turkish Oushak rug has a coral field with scrolling vines issuing palmettes and floral motif, with a central golden medallion enclosing similar scrolling v...