Doris Leslie Blau 1900s Samarkand Khotan Handmade Wool Rug

High-quality Samarkand 'Khotan' Handmade Wool Rug Size: 7'0" × 13'3" (213 × 403 cm) A second quarter of the 20th century Samarkand (Khotan) rug, having a camel field with a lattice o...

Vintage Samarkand 'Khotan' Pale Dusty Pink, Beige, Brown Handmade Wool Rug Size: 5'2" × 10'7" (157 × 322 cm) A second quarter of the 20th century Samarkand (Khotan) carpet, the tan f...

Vintage Samarkand 'Khotan' Orange Handmade Wool Carpet. Size: 5'3" × 13'2" (160 × 401 cm) A late 19th century Samarkand ‘Khotan’ antique rug, having a light camel field with three or...

Fine Vintage Samarkand (Khotan) Handmade Wool Carpet Size: 9'7" × 14'9" (292 × 449 cm) A second quarter 20th century Samarkand carpet, having a taupe field with a symmetrical sprouti...

Antique Khotan Samarkand Picasso Style Lion Rug 9'2'' X 6'1'',

This handmade carpet Oriental rug deep blue central Asian antique rug was handwoven in Kohtan in 1989. Three circular emblems flow through the c...

Light color Khotan rug with geometric Medallions in gray, tan, pale green, rust and light blue, rug/MP-1903-10518 country of origin / type: Afghanistan / Khotan This Khotan featur...

Antique Khotan, East Turkestan, circa late 19th century. Size: 6 ft x 12 ft 3 in (1.83 m x 3.73 m) This breathtaking, earth-toned Khotan rug is the perfect touch for a nature-inspired or Oriental room design. Khotan is located in the Xinjiang region of what is now considered East Turkestan. This city historically sat at the intersection between China, Persia, Turkey, and the Mongol tribes. It was once a trading center where people from all-over the world gathered to exchange goods. As such, many of the designs have a flavor that is a fusion of Chinese, Persian, and Turkish design styles. This piece was created in the late 19th century and fits in perfectly with the chinoiserie style that was popular throughout Europe and America at the time. Chinoiserie is a style that is an interpretation of Chinese designs. Many times, this look could be achieved by including one or two authentic Chinese elements into otherwise European décor...