Exceptional 19th Century Ghashgaei Rug

An exquisite 19th century Persian Malayer rug with a beautiful all-over multicolored stylized tree-of-life and trellis pattern on a natural wool background. The border is complex, wi...

A late 19th century Persian Shriven rug with an incredible bold tribal pattern consisting of three large-scale geometric medallions amidst a field of stylized flowers, on an indigo b...

A late 19th century Persian Kazak rug with four wonderful diamond medallions on a crimson field of flowers with goats, surrounded by multiple complementary geometric borders.

An incredible late 19th century Persian Ghashghaei rug with two large crimson and indigo diamond medallions amidst a fantastic field of flowering bushes...

Handmade antique Caucasian Kazak rug in original good condition. This rug is from the end of 19th century made in unusual design.  

Antique Caucasian Kazak Rug, Late 19th Century This classic Kazak was most probably woven in the Karabagh region of the South Caucasus, perhaps by Armenian weavers. A column of thre...

Relying on ancient tribal motifs, geometric designs, and playful abstractions, Caucasian rugs are woven in tribal settings by either village or nomadic folk. Caucasian rugs are woven in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Southwest Russia by a multitude of cultures and tribes that employ distinct characteristics unique to their communities. Woven in the regions around North Armenia and South Georgia, Bordjalou Kazaks use some of the most particular designs among Caucasian rugs. Easily recognizable by their latch-hook designs in diagonal formats, Bordjalou Kazaks combine many rich colors to create timeless warm and earthy rugs. Four lozenge diamonds are lined up along the central axis of this Bordjalou rug...

Antique Karachopf Kazak Rug, Late 19th Century The madder field with a central rectangular medallion within an indigo serrated leaf and rosette bo...