Khotan Rug The Pomegranate Tree Field Design, 1880-1900

This antique Khotan rug is a beautiful piece that would add an air of elegance to any room. The colors are bold and eye-catching, and the rug is made from high-quality materials. It ...

This stunning Bessarabian Kilim, measuring 295 x 198 cm, is a captivating piece of art that marries intricate design with rich cultural heritage. Each detail of this handwoven master...

This is a silk antique Khotan from East Turkestan seamlessly woven circa 1920. This brilliant silk Khotan undoubtedly has an extraordinary floral design and a unique color palette of...

This is an antique Khotan rug woven in eastern Turkistan during the first quarter of the 20th century circa 1920's and measures 655 x 190 CM. At each end of the rug, there are two va...

This is a lovely antique Khotan from East Turkistan, circa 1880s. It features stylized floral designs in a latticework arrangement set on a cool grey background. Charcoal grey border...

Antique Central Asian rug made from high grade wool and vegetable dyes. Created in the 1950s, it features intricately woven floral patterns ...

One of the most remote locations in Asia, the area known as East Turkestan was a pivotal stop along the Silk Road, uniting the cultures of India, Persia, and China. This rich multicultural mix is reflected in the exquisite carpets created in the region, which combine Turkoman designs with Islamic motifs and Chinese color palettes. For centuries, nomadic weavers from all across East Turkestan have travelled to the oasis towns of Samarkand, Kashgar, and Khotan to sell their woven wares. Dated to the early 20th century, this beautifully knotted Samarkand carpet is patterned with a traditional design of branching red pomegranate trees...

An incredible early 1940s Central Asian Khotan rug with a unique all-over mirrored crimson tree-of-life and pomegranate pattern on a variegated brown background. The border is comple...