Afghan Tribal Allover Rug

Presenting a captivating Persian Azarbayjan (Shahsavan) antique rug that showcases a unique and intricate tribal design, complemented by a stunning and harmonious color combination. ...

This rug is an Afghan Rug which is a workshop carpet woven by a weaving house in Afghanistan. Afghanistan has a rich history in the craft of rug-making. The design in this piece is t...

The Turkmen tribes live in the north and north-east of Iran; Turkmen rugs are very distinctive dominated with red colors. This piece is a Persian hand knotted Turkmen rug has wool pi...

This rug is an authentic rug from Iran, 1950's circa. Afshars are tribal rugs that are hand woven by the Afshar people in southern Iran. The pile is wool and foundation is cotton. Th...

A wonderful vintage Afghani Baluch rug with a fantastic geometric pattern with stylized leaves, flowers, and chickens, and goats, and all surrounded by a wide border with more styliz...

Early 20th century Afghan rug with a Turkmen design and red and black colors, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on wool foundations.

A vintage Persian Baluch carpet from the second quarter of the 20th century.

The Baluchi people where a tribe of nomads that migrated from region near the Caspian sea to the area of southern Soviet central Asia, Afghanistan Khorasan province of Iran and Pakistan and they speak Persian Farsi language. Their rugs display color and structural features that are more akin to Turkoman weaves and yet designed like Caucasian and Persian rugs. Their wool is lustrous quality, we can see this fine quality in this Belouch rug...