Antique Tibetan Tiger Rug in Red with Black Animal Print, from Rug & Kilim

Hand-knotted in wool and hailing from Tibet circa 1920-1930, this 3x5 antique rug is a rich and collectible gift-sized Oriental rug with Art Deco-adjacent sensibilities and similarit...

Originating from Nepal in 1910, this antique Tibetan wool rug hosts a variety of curvilinear geometric-floral symbols embodying influences from Chinese Peking and Art Deco pieces. Ha...

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1890-1900, this 8x9 antique Chinese rug is an exceptionally rare curation from the Rug & Kilim Collection. R&K Principal Josh Nazmiyal believes this piec...

This antique 5 x 7 Chinese Art Deco rug is a rare addition to rug & Kilim’s classic curations. Hand-knotted in wool, it originates circa 1920-1930. On the Design: Connoisseur...

Hand-knotted wool and hailing from 1920s China, this 9x11 antique Chinese Art Deco rug is a one-of-a-kind new curation from Rug & Kilim. On the Design: This period piece features ...

Hand-knotted in wool, this antique 9x11 art deco rug originates from China circa 1920-1930. On the Design In this particular rug, deep blue tones underscore a play of floral patter...

Vintage Tibetan rug in tiger shape in orange, black, red, and blue. The rug is made in the shape of tiger skin which lays flat on the floor. The primary color is bright orange with black markings. The rug can be used on the floor or as a wall art. Dimensions: 24” x 36” Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Tibet Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and use Tibetan Tiger Rugs, Tiger Rugs, Vintage Tiger Rugs, Vintage Tibetan Rugs, Tibetan Antique Rug, Tibet Antiques, Antique Tibetan Carpet, Antique Tibetan Carpets and Rugs, Tibet Carpet, Ningxia Rug, Ningxia Carpet, Tibet Wool Rugs, Tibet Flower Rugs, Mongolia Rugs, Mongolia Carpets, Chinese Peking Rugs, Antique Peking Carpets, Antique Chinese Peking Carpets, Antique Peking Rug, Antique Peking Carpet, Chinese Rug Dragon, Peking Chinese, Chinese Pagoda Rug, Art Deco...

Tigers are not native animals of the Tibetan plateau; however their presence in neighbouring countries such as China and India partly explain its depiction, both in a realistic as well as in an abstract fashion, on a specific group of antique Tibetan weavings. The tiger pelt became a symbol of high rank in Tibet, employed almost exclusively on weavings which belonged to the religious as well as secular upper class. Following a series of important exhibitions and publications, rugs with this design have become exceedingly rare and sought-after. On this rare monastic example, the tiger pelt rug...

Tigers are not native animals of the Tibetan plateau; however their presence in neighbouring countries such as China and India partly explain its depiction, both in a realistic as we...

An unusual Tibetan tiger rug This Tibetan rug is very rare, and it's in a very good condition! The colors are amazing and it would make a stunning ad...

Tsukdruk rugs are possibly the most representative examples of the Tibetan nomadic weaving tradition. Woven with lanolin-rich highland wool, these come in narrow strips constructed o...

A fairly unique example of monochrome Wangden rug, the latter being distinguished by the characteristic warp-face back. Typical for the group is the use of lanolin-rich wool which im...