1970s Rugs and Carpets

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1970-1970, this 8x11 vintage Siraz rug is a rare new curation believed to originate from the titular region of Turkey. On the Design: This is also from a...

Danish modern orange and red round carpet Rya by Højer Eksport Wilton, 1970s Round long-haired carpet mod. Rya. The background is a light gray color tending towards yellow tones, whi...

Iconic carpet from the production designed by Zeki Muren, a singer and designer who was highly regarded in the 1950s in addition to his talents as an artist for his eccentric style t...

Zeki Müren was a singer known for his unique voice and flamboyant costumes. Müren also did design studies and signed the decor of the stages where he performed. In fact, he was one o...

Hand-knotted rug with senneh knots on antique vertical loom. Node density: 180,000 per square meter. Based on the 1925 design, it was made in 1971 in two pieces in Elio Palmisano's T...

Ethnic or Caucasian style rug with multicolored short pile fabric and fringing present throughout. Varied geometric pattern spread over the entire surface of the carpet. 1970 ca. Goo...

Zeki Muren handmade Mid-Century Modern Rug. Yellow color with multi color streaks and designs. 7.3" x 10.5".

Mid-Century Modern handmade Zeki Muren Rug. Red and black design with a center design that screams to be noticed. Measures approx - 76 wide x 113 long.

Our over-dyed rugs are all hand-knotted vintage pieces that are recreated in our workshop to cater to a wider range of interior design choices from modern to coastal, from industrial...

handmade midcentury Mohair Turkish Rug. Brown Back Ground with dark brown Center Eye with fringe and side stripes. measures approx 60 x 72.

Midcentury Retro European hand Made Rug with a beautiful orange and green floral design. 4 contained flowers in the corners containing the inner larg...

Zeki Muren Hand made Mid-Century Modern Rug. Unusual and Odd Colors make this rug what it is. The dark colors placed in position to offer enough of a mix ...

handmade Mohair midcentury Rug - Brown background with center eye and gray white and brown stripes. measures approx 78 x 67.

Midcentury Hand made Zeki Muren Rug in a black background with colorful streaks that pop through the black background.9.6" x 6.7"

Mid-Century Modern Handmade Rug with shaved back .5ft 11inch x 7ft 8 in Great colorful patch pattern with leaflet bordered blocks and cross inner design.

Retro midcentury European handmade Rug. Wonderful Color pallet with a geometric retro mx thrown in provided an entire scene of color and beauty. T...

Jhin -Jhin Hand Knotted Turkish Rug. Hand made all wool hand dyed rug with plenty of color in a beautiful geometric design. Please see up clos images of knots and stitching. - Me...

Our over-dyed rugs are all hand knotted vintage pieces that are recreated in our workshop to cater to a wider range of interior design choices from modern to coastal, from Industrial...

This hand knotted Turkish rug was originally made in the 1960s. It is over-dyed in vivid cerulean blue. It features a large floral medallion at the centre against a plain field, arab...

This versatile vintage Scandinavian Rya rug can be used as a decorative wall hanging or area rug. The brilliant design features varying tones of red, orange, yellow and brown. The geometric design is reminiscent of motifs found in Western Native American folk art. However, the shapes may simply be an example of Scandinavian minimalism and rhythmic composition. Textile wall hangings...

A vintage hand-knotted Tulu (high piled) rug from Konya in Central Turkey. The rug is made of lamb’s wool therefore it is very soft and comfortable. Measures: 3.3 x 5.3 Ft. These sm...

Postmodern shag area rug with abstract design in various shades of beige, browns, and burnt orange. An excellent piece for accenting your room with color-infused textiles. 5 feet, in...

Measures: 12.2 x 17.6 ft - We can alter the dimensions if requested. These authentic flat-weaves (Kilims) from Eastern Turkey were handwoven by Nomads to be used as floor coverings ...

A vintage handmade Turkish rug over-dyed in taupe and gray featuring a medallion design against a field decorated with scrolling leafy vines. The rug is finely hand-knotted and has d...

Postmodern shag wool area rug with an abstract design resembling a sun featuring various shades of browns and burnt orange. An excellent colorful rug to accent your room with color ...

A Moroccan hand knotted wool rug. Rabat.

Frank Stella is one of the leading figures of the Minimalist movement. Initially influenced by the Abstract Expressionism of Jackson Pollock and Franz Kline, towards the late fifties he moves to New York where he abandons the Expressionist quest for color in favour of flat and Minimalist surfaces, following the work of Barnett Newman and Jasper Johns. He soon inaugurated a series of works emphasizing the painting as an object in itself rather than as a representation of something else. Faithful to Minimalist philosophy, the canvas for him is nothing but a flat surface with color yet suggestive of a third dimension. Towards the early 1960s there was a lot of interest in America in adopting textiles as a medium for artistic expression. In 1962 the World House Galleries in New York organized an exhibition composed of 26 carpets designed by leading Modern Art Masters such as Léger, Mirò and Picasso together with others from the contemporary designer Miriam Leefe. In 1968 the Charles E. Slatkin Galleries in New York opened an exhibition entitled 'American Tapestries', showing the textile artworks of twenty-two Pop Art and Abstract Expressionist artists. These artists were actively involved in the translation of their pictorial language in the textile medium, designing the preparatory cartoons which would then be sent to India for them to be made into weavings. Their interest towards the expressive qualities of three-dimensional flat surfaces found its quintessential expression in the art of the carpet. This motivated a second exhibition in 1970 entitled 'Modern Master Tapestries', where the term 'tapestry' was applied both to wall hangings as well as floor coverings. The aim of this exhibition was to give a modern configuration to the ancient art of weaving. 'River of Ponds...

Vintage Italian rug.