Rya Rug, 19th Century

Outstanding Floral Bessarabian Kilim with Light Green Border, Mid-19th Century Pile carpets and flat-weaves known in the market as 'Bessarabian' were woven mostly in the 19th century in what are now the countries of Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine—along the northwestern coastal areas of the Black Sea (in eastern Europe). Both pile and Kilim types use floral subject matter and a distinct coloration, with a dominant dark ground and accents in rose reds. This older Bessarabian flat-weave uses a red derived from imported cochineal and adds a pleasing complimentary contrasting light green border, a feature lost in later examples. Planted flower pots...

Antique Chinese Peking Dog Rug, 19th Century Happy dogs comprise the medallion and also cavort on either end of this very unusual rug. Additional Inform...

Utilizing both Ottoman and European aesthetics and modes, this Besserabian flat-weave was woven in the Northeast of the country by the Black Sea either very close to or in the area now that is Moldova. The dark ground recalls weavings from Karabagh in the Caucasus while the bouquets of roses reflect the French taste prevalent throughout the Russian Empire at this time. Antiques & Art courtesy Arader...

Afshar Rug, 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 4'5" W x 5'5" L Origin: Persia Period: 19th Century (4th Quarter) Rug ID: 20136

This is a vintage Swedish rug woven during the mid-20th century circa 1950 – 1970’s and measures 200 x 145 CM in size. This rug has an all-over floral design with two bouquets enclos...

78277 Vintage Finnish Rya Ryijy Rug, 04'07 x 05'09. Finnish Ryijy Rya rugs, commonly known as Ryijy rugs, are a cherished aspect of Finnish textile art, re...

This is a vintage Swedish “Rya” rug woven circa 1950-1970 that measures 200 x 144cm. It has a tribal field design with a center geometric diamond medallion motif enclosed within a re...

Experience the tactile beauty of a Swedish Rya Rug Abstract Design in your home! This unique piece is expertly crafted with traditional Scandinavian techniques and uses wool material...