Eliko Rugs by David Ariel Antique Neutral Khotan Rug, Allover Pomegranate Field

Afghan Tulu carpets, are a type of handwoven rug originating from Afghanistan. "Tulu" refers to the long pile or shaggy texture of the rug. These rugs are known for their unique and distinctive appearance, featuring a thick, plush pile that creates a soft and luxurious feel underfoot. The word "Tulu" is derived from the Persian word "tolu," meaning hairy or shaggy. Afghan Tulu rugs are traditionally made by Afghan artisans, particularly from the Turkmen and Hazara tribes. They are crafted using a combination of traditional hand-weaving techniques and high-quality wool, resulting in a durable and textured rug. The pile of Afghan Tulu rugs is typically made of long, soft wool fibers that are loosely woven, giving them a cozy and fluffy appearance. The shaggy texture provides excellent insulation and warmth, making these rugs ideal for cold climates. They often feature geometric patterns, intricate designs, or tribal motifs, reflecting the cultural heritage and craftsmanship of Afghanistan. Afghan Tulu rugs come in various sizes, colors, and designs, allowing for versatility in home decor. They can be used as area rugs in living rooms, bedrooms, or even as decorative pieces hung on walls. Due to their handcrafted nature, each rug is unique and may contain slight variations, adding to their charm and character. These rugs have gained popularity worldwide for their exquisite craftsmanship and the warmth they bring to interior spaces. Afghan Tulu rugs are not only functional but also serve as beautiful works of art, showcasing the rich weaving traditions of Afghanistan. Eliko Rugs by David Ariel...

This attractive Xinjiang long rug show a very pale mauve ground neatly scattered with geometric flowers, various four-section motives and enclosed stars. Narrow Yun-tsao Tou (clouds ...

Vintage Turkish Kars rugs, also known as Kars carpets or Kars kilims, are a type of traditional handwoven rug originating from the city of Kars in northeastern Turkey. These rugs have a rich history dating back several centuries and are highly sought after by collectors and rug enthusiasts around the world Kars rugs often feature intricate geometric or floral designs, with a balanced combination of vibrant and earthy colors. The patterns on these rugs reflect the cultural heritage and influences from various civilizations that have passed through the region over the centuries. You may find a wide range of motifs, including medallions, hexagons, stars, and stylized floral patterns. Kars rugs are typically made from high-quality wool, which is sourced from the local sheep in the Anatolian region. The wool is known for its durability and natural sheen, giving the rugs a lustrous appearance. These rugs are handwoven using a traditional Turkish knotting technique, resulting in a dense and durable pile that can withstand heavy foot traffic and last for generations. The color palette of Kars rugs is diverse, but they often feature rich reds, deep blues, warm oranges, and muted earth tones like beige and brown. These colors are derived from natural dyes made from plants and minerals, adding to the rugs' authenticity and charm. As vintage suggests, Kars rugs are not modern reproductions but rather rugs made decades ago. They are prized for their authenticity and unique character, as the aging process imparts a beautiful patina to the colors and materials. Kars rugs carry cultural significance as they reflect the artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage of the Anatolian region. They are a testament to the skill and creativity of the Turkish weavers, who have passed down their expertise through generations. Kars rugs have versatile applications in home décor. They are often used as decorative floor coverings, adding warmth and character to living rooms, dining areas, and bedrooms. Additionally, they make excellent wall hangings and tapestries, showcasing their intricate designs as a piece of art. Vintage Turkish Kars rugs are highly collectible due to their historical value, exquisite craftsmanship, and scarcity. Their value tends to increase over time, making them a wise investment for rug collectors and enthusiasts. Eliko Rugs by David...

Oushak rugs are a type of traditional handwoven rug that originated in the town of Uşak, located in western Turkey. They are highly regarded for their exceptional quality, unique des...

Beautiful Antique Khotan hand-knotted wool rug with a tan field. This Khotan has brown and beige accents in a gorgeous all-over medallion motif. This runner measures 6'9'' x 12'10".

Early 20th century Persian Kurd Tribal rug circa 1930. Measures: 2'9" x 5'1".

A two column stylized pomegranate tree design with tiny end vases fills the oatmeal field of this Xinjiang town rug with a dark brown - accented partial Yun-tsao Tou border. Pink ton...

Antique Khotan rugs and carpets were produced in small villages of Eastern Turkestan, which today is a part of the Xinjiang region in Western China. This area has had a steady produc...