Handmade Vintage Tibetan Khaden Rug, 1960s, 1C504

Handmade vintage Tibetan Khaden rug in different shades of brown and beige colors. The rug is from the end of 20th century, it is in original good condi...

Beautiful vintage Mongolian rug in original condition. The rug was made in beige shade with tribal design in the center and bright red border. Th...

Vintage handmade Indian Dhurri kilim in light shades. This kilim has very simple tribal motive in stripes. It is in pastel colors of pink, blue, beige and sky blue. -Condition: or...

Handmade vintage Tibetan Khaden rug in original good condition. The rug has been made in Nepal, it is from circa1970s. -condition: original good, -cir...

Woven in brown and grey tones, this unusual kilim is decorated by a geometric pattern influenced by the European avant-garde, rather than with the more typical floral design. It is s...

Blue, orange and cream make up the main accent colours in this simple, elegant vintage Kilim. Woven by hand in the 1940s by village weavers of Azerbaijan known for their finely woven village kilims. Featuring a bold geometric diamond design woven with sophistication through the centre and a bold repeat pattern design layered bor the border, this piece would make a great accent rug for any room. Both the colour palette and design of this wool rug are suitable for both classics. This vintage piece was constructed with fine hand-spun wool and cotton, which have been dyed with organic vegetable dyeing techniques that have been used for generations. The materials used are of the finest quality making this piece durable and sure to last for generations if cared for correctly. This piece is in excellent condition, clean and ready for use in any home or office environment. Caucasian vintage Kilim rug handmade oriental traditional area carpet...

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A rare and unusual flat woven cover from the Khotan oasis in eastern Turkestan, distinguished by a honeycomb arrangement of octagons containing polychrome stepped lozenges with hooked extensions. We see similar patterns in the early pile rugs of this region, especially in conjunction with the stylised Greek...