19th Century Green, Black Flowers and Animals Kilim Karabagh Rug, circa 1930s

The name Karabagh ("black garden") is linked to a group of carpets and kilims from the south-east of the Caucasus that have black or dark brown fields and are decorated with flowers ...

The traditional weaving of "Kilim Bessarabia" rugs probably dates back to the late Ottoman period in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Kilim is a variant of carpet, wool or...

In the Karabagh region (literally "black garden") located south-east of the Kazak, in Armenia, are produced the homonymous carpets that are affected by the Persian influence. Karabak...

The traditional weaving of "Kilim Bessarabia" carpets probably dates back to the late Ottoman period between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Kil...

A Turkish approach to a style that originated in Romania, this vintage Bessarabian Kilim rug was handmade in Turkey with a wool flat-weave circa 1950-1960. Set against a picturesque ...

Originating circa 1950-1960 as a vintage Bessarabian flat-weave Kilim, the style of this piece is distinctly Romanian, a country famed as the origin of some of the most celebrated Bessarabian Kilim designs archetypal of the European Kilim style. Hand knotted using wool, this vintage Romanian floral flat-weave Kilim rug features a black background upon which sits a center floral bouquet of flowers in reds, pinks and blues, while a parrot of the same colors sits atop a yellow branch...

Outstanding Floral Bessarabian Kilim with Light Green Border, Mid-19th Century Pile carpets and flat-weaves known in the market as 'Bessarabian' were woven mostly in the 19th century in what are now the countries of Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine—along the northwestern coastal areas of the Black Sea (in eastern Europe). Both pile and Kilim types use floral subject matter and a distinct coloration, with a dominant dark ground and accents in rose reds. This older Bessarabian flat-weave uses a red derived from imported cochineal and adds a pleasing complimentary contrasting light green border, a feature lost in later examples. Planted flower pots...

Hand stitched in high-quality wool originating from England in 1910, this antique needlepoint floral rug enjoys exceptionally fine detail and a...