Woven Rug with Coloured Pattern

Persian 1940s Balochistan Soumak Flatweave Wool Rug

French Vintage Woven Rattan and Bamboo Chaise Lounge with Extendable Ottoman. The back has 4 different settings. The photographs show examples of these settings.. The fully extended ...

English 19th century stained glass cabinet with two glass doors and two shelves with original glass. This is the top half of a 2-piece library bookcase. Other Measurements. Bottom H ...

French vintage glass bell jar pendant with iron fittings with 3 centre lights.

This is a very unique loveseat made from woven wicker in the late 19th early 20th Century. It is English and we acquired it last winter from an antique market in Paris, France. The s...

French 1920s desk organizer with six drawers.

Kilim rugs range from typical, utilitarian functions to symbolic purposes, to art hanging in a home or gallery setting. The true beauty of these carpets is that they could serve several of these purposes across many lifespans. We recommend paying close attention to the motifs and colorscapes that were intentionally chosen by the weaver and visualizing where such a piece would be suited best in your space. If the choices are abundant, try unfurling this work of art in the heart of your home, far from the dirt and chaos of the outside world. Carpet weaving has an essential place in the culture, economy, and art of the “Rug Belt”, a region of countries that stretches from Morocco, through the Middle East, and ends in northern India. Persian carpets, first exported to ancient Greece and revered by great writers...

This attractive flat-weave rug is handwoven in fine local wool to create a sturdy floor covering. This type of Kilims (woven in the intricate "Jijim" brocading technique) were produc...

78406 Vintage Orange Boujad Moroccan Rug, 03'08 x 06'00. Boujad rugs, originating from the Boujad region in the Middle Atlas Mountains, are traditional handwoven Moroccan masterpiece...

Champagne by RANKIN RUGS - traditionally handknotted in Bulgaria using 100% locally-sourced Bulgarian wool (~125,000 knots per sqm) All rugs are handknotted in a small family-run workshop in Bulgaria by Europe's last remaining artisans practising traditional handknotting. With only 30 women still practising this rare, ancient craft, each piece is made-to-order and is a unique 1-of-1 work of art. The artisans selected to produce these pieces are some of Europe’s most superior artisans, known for their skill and precision, and their distinguished heritage in weaving rugs for Europe's most high-profile and royal establishments. As an exclusive, state of the art piece, the rug is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Please bear in mind that images are for illustrative purposes only. Due to the handcrafted quality of the pieces, wool colours may vary slightly to the concept images. Depicting a trail of leftover confetti, Champagne is an exclusive, hand knotted, fine art rug. Provokingly colourful, the Champagne rug...

Afterparty by RANKIN RUGS - traditionally handknotted in Bulgaria using 100% locally-sourced Bulgarian wool (~125,000 knots per sqm) All rugs are handknotted in a small family-run w...

Champagne by RANKIN RUGS - traditionally handknotted in Bulgaria using 100% locally-sourced Bulgarian wool (~125,000 knots per sqm) All rugs are handknotted in a small family-run workshop in Bulgaria by Europe's last remaining artisans practising traditional handknotting. With only 30 women still practising this rare, ancient craft, each piece is made-to-order and is a unique 1-of-1 work of art. The artisans selected to produce these pieces are some of Europe’s most superior artisans, known for their skill and precision, and their distinguished heritage in weaving rugs for Europe's most high-profile and royal establishments. As an exclusive, state of the art piece, the rug is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. This piece is made-to-order, please get in touch should you wish to customise size or colours. Due to the rare and time-consuming nature of the rugs’ production techniques, all rugs require a manufacturing lead time of 4 months minimum, this may be longer depending on the rug size and design complexity. Please bear in mind that images are for illustrative purposes only. Due to the handcrafted quality of the pieces, wool colours may vary slightly to the concept images. Depicting a trail of leftover confetti, Champagne is an exclusive, hand knotted, fine art rug. Provokingly colourful, the Champagne rug...