Antique Turkestan Khotan Distressed Rug

A luxurious vintage Turkish Rug that features the majestic florettes of the allover design carpet. The borders are beautifully hand-woven created from a vegetable dye to form an amaz...

A great way to feel a traditional carpet and looks more modern and contemporary style in this type of Anatolian rug. A vibrant cerulean blue is well coordinated with repetitive patte...

A remarkable overdyed vintage Turkish Anatolian rug that will unexpectedly bring a positive energy to a room’s interior design. Intricately made from overdyed hand spun wool which br...

Antique Persian Tabriz rug Antique Tabriz with rich burgundy, deep teal, with ivory and walnut touches. The all-over floriate arabesque motifs remain discernible, while in passages ...

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Vintage Khotan Gallery size rug, 6'5 x 13'1. An Antique Khotan with a natural abrash on the borders. An abrash is a natural change in color that occurs when different dyes are used and gives uniqueness an extra beauty to the rug. The rug has been given a wash to soften the colors. Samarkand, now in Uzbekistan, was a gathering point for rugs woven in western China, among them those from the Silk Road city of Khotan. Kashgar and Yarkand were other prominent rug weaving centres in Xinjiang province. The pomegranate tree stemming from a vase, an ancient oriental fertility symbol, is a common design on Khotan carpets. Many Khotans...

This is an antique Khotan from East Turkistan, circa 1880s that is evenly worn. It features an all-over delicate red pomegranate pattern that gives the rug a beautiful contrast again...

An early 20th century East Turkestan Khotan. Antique Khotan rugs and carpets were produced in the oasis town of Eastern Turkestan, today part of the Xinjiang region in Western China...