Woven flatweave rug in 1970s style vibrant colors begie blue green

Livio Tessandori now lives and works in Lucca, Tuscany, where he attended the Art School. From an early age he worked as a painter participating in group exhibitions in his city. Wit...

Karakalpak (Uzbekistan) late 19th century 300 x 160 € 7,200 There is a popular Uzbek saying: "The house begins where a carpet spreads". The carpet in Uzbekistan is a symbol of the w...

The term Samarkand identifies those carpets produced by nomadic artisans at the centers of Khotan, Yarkand, Kashgar and the bazaar of Samarkand is the place of collection and trade. ...

The Ersari are a tribe of the Turkmen people of Central Asia and one of the five main tribes of Turkmenistan. The Eersani tribe, the most numerous among the Turkmen tribe, takes its name from the legendary Turkmen hero Ersari Khan. The group's carpets generally attributed to the Ersari include specimens characterized by a vast repertoire of compositional schemes, drawings, and techniques; this is because, under the generic name of Ersari, carpets knotted by various sub-tribes are included. Of great interest is the archaic polygonal motif decorated with thin pendants (probably its derivation from ancient fabrics...

Beautiful Contemporary Kilim flatweave wool rug with a navy blue color field. This Oversize rug features a gorgeous geometric deco design in beige, pink, black, and green. This luxur...

This is a beautiful minimalistic flatweave rug in the style of Scandinavian modern. It's clean, well-designed lines give the rug a minimal sophistication that can work for any aesth...

A beautiful wave-like pattern is woven on this flatweave rug from Afghanistan. Tones include browns, taupes and blues with striations. A beautiful modern piece!

This hand-knotted wool rug showcases a minimalist geometric design, featuring delicate vertical lines interspersed with half-moon dot motifs. The modern, symmetrical arrangement crea...