Egyptian Rugs and Carpets

Very beautiful antique fine Syrian weaving from Alep, with beautiful geometrical design and nice colors with a pink purple, silver and black, entirely hand woven with silk and metal....

Importante tappeto di produzione contemporanea realizzato interamente a mano in Afganistan, che si ispira ai famosi tappeti “mamelucchi”. Si chiamano mamelucchi i tappeti di manifattura egiziana, probabilmente del Cairo, tessuti nell’ultimo periodo del Sultanato omonimo che regnò su Egitto, Siria e Palestina dal 1250 al 1517, quando fu sconfitto dalle truppe dell’Impero Ottomano nel momento della sua massima espansione. Il disegno tipico di questi manufatti è caratterizzato da una ricca ornamentazione ad effetto caleidoscopico, con una gran varietà di motivi caratteristici come le piccole foglioline ad ombrello che alcuni identificano come foglie di papiro, pianta tipicamente egiziana. Altra caratteristica di questi tappeti è che il loro complesso e intricato disegno è realizzato con una ristretta gamma cromatica, normalmente di tre sole tonalità: il rosso, il verde e il blu. Il nostro tappeto è una rilettura in chiave moderna e utilizza una lana lucente che valorizza i colori acquamarina e bordò, creando un particolare effetto di chiaro scuro.

Beautiful Egyptian patchwork tapestry probably early 20th century with beautiful design, entirely handmade with cotton patchwork.      

In the 16th century Egyptian Mamouk style, the octogramme medallion encloses a nested octagonal sub-medallion on a soft sand ground with subsidiary geometric star motives...

Very beautiful antique fine Syrian weaving from Alep, with beautiful design and nice colors, silk and metal weavings, in good conditions.

Beautiful Early Antique Egyptian Cairene Rug, Country Of Origin: Egypt, Circa Date: 16th Century. Size: 8 ft 9 in x 16 ft 3 in (2.67 m x 4.95 m) This amazing carpet was created in Cairo almost five centuries ago and is in exceptional condition for its age. Very few carpets of this age are still in existence and even fewer that are so exquisitely preserved. This antique carpet is more than likely of Mamluk origin, but when it was created, the Ottoman Turks were establishing their power. This carpet may be from this time of transition of power. It has many of the hallmarks of other known Mamluk carpets. The most notable characteristic is the use of only a limited color palette. The carpets feature a central design that is subdivided into sections and surrounded by scrollwork, leaves, and florals. It uses a high level of detail throughout the design, including shading, to give the shapes depth and character. It shows a high level of design and planning, which is indicative of one of the formal carpet weaving centers in Cairo. Although this Egyptian carpet...

A pillow made from a 18th century Silk Turkish Rug. The piece has been pieced and joint together. A zipper closure provided in case you would like to use your own insert.

A vintage pictorial carpet from the mid-20th century depicting the ancient Egyptian Goddess Isis and Goddess Hathor.

A Persian Malayer rug in pale blue and apricot tones.

An early 20th century highly decorative Romanian rug in blues and raspberries.

Rare size Turkish deco rug.