Antique Khamseh saddle bag with 'bird' design. Circa 1880.

Size: 6ft 7in x 5ft 11in (200 x 180cm). Antique Khamseh tribal rug of beautiful design and colour. Circa 1870. A scarce example of one of the most beautiful of all nomadic tribal...

A superb example of a Shirvan runner with multi coloured lattice design, framed by a classic Caucasian 'leaf and wine glass' border on an ivory ground. The rug is of a fine weave wit...

Size: 4ft 11in x 1ft 4in (150 x 41cm) Antique Ersari Turkmen torba with kochak design. Circa 1880. Torba are shallow wall bags used mainly in tents or yurts for the storage of pe...

Size: 3ft 3in x 1ft 4in (100 x 41cm) Antique Yomut Turkmen torba with lattice design. Circa 1880. Torba are shallow wall bags used mainly in tents or yurts for the storage of pers...

Hand-knotted between 1880 and 1900, this antique Caucasian Shirvan rug measuring 4' 11" × 3' 4" (150 × 104 cm) is made entirely of wool. The background weave is flat and the reverse ...

A lovely small Caucasian Shirvan handwoven rug, circa 1880. The central field filled with a myriad of designs, hidden away is also depictions of animals that as a special interest to...

Perhaps the most unique Caucasian in our collection, this Shirvan rug is distinguished with all others as having an original silk siding! Handwoven in the town of Shirvan, one of the principal weaving areas of the Caucasus, this rug is extremely tight knotted ,one might think is only possible if it had silk foundation not wool. This handsome accent piece with all organic dyes have that famous "Arminian red" field with dyes extracted from the pomegranate skin. Although not in great condition, one may want to avoid repairing it for fear of losing...

Malayer rugs originate from an area south of Hamadan, Iran. These rugs can be characterized by their designs featuring paisleys, geometric shapes, medallions, and herati border. ...