Early 20th Century Central Asian Khotan Carpet

An early 20th century Central Asian Khotan carpet with one central square medallion surrounded by other square floral motifs in a red background surrounded by a faint meandering moti...

An early 20th century Central Asian Khotan carpet with fruit s and flowers on a red background surrounded by a mint green floral border. Measures: 8.9" x 5.8". Keywords: Rug,...

An early 20th century Central Asian Khotan carpet with two large central medallions on a field of floral and geometric shapes, surrounded by an alternating and contrasting border. ...

An early 20th century Central Asian Khotan carpet with three central medallions on a light indigo background amidst a field of flowers and geometric designs, surrounded by alternatin...

A striking early 20th century Central Asian Khotan rug with wonderful large-scale flowers and scrolling baroque ornamentations, all woven in beautiful muted greens, golds, reds, and ...

A rare early 20th century Central Asian Khotan rug with an unusual pattern with several buildings in the foreground surrounded by trees and other flora and completely surrounded by a...

Early 20th century Samarkand (Khotan) carpet. Size: 6'0" × 9'0" (182 × 274 cm) A Samarkand (Khotan) rug, with a central medallion of overblown roses and cabbage leaves, the spandrels...

Early 20th Century Antique Central Asia Khotan Samarkand Rug 9'9'' X 5'7''

An antique Central Asian Samarkand room size carpet handmade during the early 20th century. Measures: 8' 3" x 10' 2".

The pillow is made out of an early 20th century, brocaded textile from Central Asia, probably Uzbekistan. It does not come with an insert but it comes with a bag made to the size an...

Khotan, an oasis city in the Xinjiang autonomous region of Western China, is situated much closer to the republics of Central Asia than Beijing. Cultural and historic ties to Central Asia give the weaving of this region its own distinct flavor, mixed with later infusions from China. This Khotan carpet from the turn of the century draws an all-over pattern reminiscent of Ming textiles of the 16th and 17th centuries. The repeat rosette ornament is a local form replacing the more typical lotus blossoms found in stricter Chinese variations, but the layout of design, including the fret pattern framing each rosette and the interlocking designs of the border, are quintessentially Chinese. Khotan weaving...

A happy looking piece with early 20th century Ikat facing.