Kurdestan Carpet with Pomegranate

This is one of the rugs I love the most from my collection: only now I'm putting it up for sale, because I'm getting old and I have to get away from things. I hope it will find a pe...

On the yellow background stand out the polychrome medallions, inclosed in a diagonal lattice. He was certainly a brave weaver. Without the medallion it has a more modern imprint.

A typical nomadic product: a carpet full of colors and small drawings like those of children, but perfect and tidy, certainly the work of a good weaver. It is a sturdy carpet, perfect for entrance: to be admired upon entering, as it has only one direction...

nr. 1275 - Pleasant cheerful in colors little carpet from the mountains of Kurdistan, knotted by a woman in some village. The wools are soft and invite...

Carpet of naive production, woven in some village in the mountains of Kurdestan: represents a pomegranate tree, symbol of good auspicious.

Fragment of ancient nomadic carpet from Kurdestan mountains, very worn but very beautiful: so I applied on a larger écru canvas, that can be removed. Probably it has been always insi...

:: Covered field in a rams horn classic Caucasian Perpedil design motif atop a covered field of floral top views and germinating plants. Colors and shades include: Sky blue, ivory, c...

A late 19th century antique Ersari carpet in predominant browns, terracotta's and teal. Size: 6'9" x 9'2".

A well-preserved rare gallery size tribal Turkmen beshir rug. 6'1'' x 13'3''

19th century Ukrainian rose and beige handwoven wool carpet. Size: 6'7" × 8'7" (200 × 261 cm) A late 19th century antique Ukrainian rugs, the rose field with delicate angular floral vinery beneath overblown architectural beige squares and dense leafy roundels within a simplistic beige and rose cartouche border. The Bessarabian nomenclature relates to a group of 19th century carpets and flat weaves or kilims made in the mountainous Carpathian region between the Ukraine and Moldova. Although little is known about the circumstances or workshops where these European Rugs and flat weaves were fashioned, the output shows a synthesis of local folk motifs and designs inspired by 18th century...

19th century Karabagh handmade wool carpet Size: 6'10" × 13'9" (208 × 419 cm) Caucasian rugs’ main strength are whimsical patterns with floral references supported by sturdy and dura...

Authentic 19th century Karabagh botanic handmade wool carpet Size: 6'6" × 21'7" (198 × 657 cm) A late 19th century Russian Karabagh rug, the black field having a large scale trellis ...