Antique Rugs Red Carpet from Turkmenistan, Hand woven Organic Wool Rug

Both the colour, design and construction of this fine wool rug make it the perfect accent piece. The central design features a rich red background with an intricate tribal repeat des...

This modern Zielger runner rug features a traditional Saltanabad design. Woven on a loom in Afghanistan by master weavers. Woven with the finest hand-spun wool, which has been dyed u...

Handmade caucasian carpets are some of the most desirable among rustic rugs due to their decorative aesthetic with unique and spatial variations of all over designs and decorative bo...

Handmade Caucasian carpets are some of the most desirable among rustic rugs due to their decorative aesthetic with unique and spatial variations of all-over Nazemi designs and decora...

This oriental rug was made in Afghanistan during the 1970s. These rugs are hand knotted by Turkmen people in central and northern Afghanistan. Natural dyes, usually vegetable plant d...

This wonderful Khotan shows the traditional pomegranate design with a unique color combination. The border has a scroll design, with a smaller Greek key guard border. The beautiful c...

This traditional beautiful rug features a multitude of beautifully angular elements, chosen for their presence with the rich colors and characteristic octagonal Ersari tribal guls. A...

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...