Early 20th Century Afghani Bashir Rug

This early 20th-century Afghani Ersari rug is a striking example of tribal craftsmanship, featuring an all-over pattern of octagonal medallions, each filled with stylized floral moti...

A beautiful early 20th century Persian Baluch rug with a fantastic tribal pattern containing multiple stylized flowers woven in crimson, indigo, brown, and white, and surrounded by a...

An outstanding early 20th century Persian Afshar rug with a large central medallion with the most wonderful stylized flowers and leaves all woven in indigo, orange, brown, and coral ...

A beautiful early 20th century Persian Hamadan rug with two large medallions with stylized leaves and flowers woven in muted reds, indigos, browns, and creams, set against an indigo ...

Antique Afghan area rug handwoven from the finest sheep’s wool. It’s colored with all-natural vegetable dyes that are safe for humans and pets. It’s a traditional Bashir design handwoven by expert artisans. It’s a lovely area rug that can be incorporated with virtually any home interior design. It has a dimension of 9'8" x 12'9" which works well for living rooms, hallways and bedrooms. Bashir or Beshir rugs are crafted by weavers from the Beshir tribe of Turkmen origins. They were among the first settlers of the region in Turkmenistan along the Amu Darya...

This large dozar (scatter rug) shows a dark slate smooth sided cartouche with numerous birds and animals (probably goats or sheep), on a straw-buff subfield, enclosed by a lighter sl...

Antique Afghan area rug handwoven from the finest sheep’s wool. It’s colored with all-natural vegetable dyes that are safe for humans and pets. It’s a traditional Bashir design handwoven by expert artisans. It’s a lovely area rug that can be incorporated with virtually any home interior design. It has a dimension of 4' x 8'1'' which works well for living rooms, hallways and bedrooms. Bashir or Beshir rugs are crafted by weavers from the Beshir tribe of Turkmen origins. They were among the first settlers of the region in Turkmenistan along the Amu Darya...

A wool pile of symmetrical knots on a cotton foundation. This unique tribal piece draws inspiration from Central Anatolian Ladik designs but interprets them in an idiosyncratic way. ...