Kork Central Asian Rugs

Geometric patterned Baluch Turkmen style wool rug or carpet from Afghanistan. Features a light beige border band with a star motif.

Ivory Ground Floral Central Asian Suzani Rug, 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 8'1" L x 5'10" W Origin: Uzbekistan Period: 19th Century Rug ID: 17802

This hand-woven oriental carpet was made in Pakistan during the 1960s for Ikea. Traditionally flat woven and dyed in shades of navy blue and beige. It was ...

Represented by Tuleste Factory This Omi Rug is designed by Julia Tonconogy Pfeiffer, using Tibetan wool and Indian silk. This rug accentuates space with JT Pfeiffer...

A lovely medley of warm colours and bold tribal pattern highlight this beautifully hand knotted rug. The rug showcases geometric themes with kite medallion and floral patterns in ric...

An antique Yomut Turkmen, carpet, approximately 9'11" x 5'9", dating from the last quarter c.19th. The pale aubergine coloured field with columns of Dyrnak Guls, enclosed by ivory co...

Represented by Tuleste Factory This Maze Rug is designed by Julia Tonconogy Pfeiffer and hand-crafted using 70% Tibetan wool and 30% Cashmere. JT Pfeiffer...

Distinctive beige field rug or carpet made in the style of East Turkestan Khotan with dense hand knotted wool. Decorated with stylized flowers and vines in muted greens and browns. F...

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...

Fine hand knotted silk rug from the Art Deco era. This high quality rug features beautiful motifs and remarkable finesse. A wonderful example displaying a vibrant tribal ethnic sens...

Fine Qum Kurk Rug - Wool with Silk Touch Produced circa 1940's in Iran Introducing Via Como, the pinnacle of ultra high-end hand-knotted rugs. Renowned for their unrivaled artist...

A fine antique Ningxia blue and beige handmade silk rug. This contemporary silk rug exudes a truly joyful aura. Its design is based on geometric figures regularly located on the e...