Antique Yellow Turkish Kaisary Rug, Formal Palette

Strongly influenced by contemporaneous Persian design, the beige field shows flowering sprays around a pointed lozenge medallion and a border broken by half-cartouches. Dark brown ou...

Eastern Turkish town scatter with a very light tone-on-tone palette in shades sand,tan and random bits of dark brown. Pointed, open medallion with volutes and stylised leaves. Beige ...

This moderately woven urban eastern Turkish rug shows an open allover pattern of rosettes, oval lazy palmettes and stylized leafery, accented in straw yellow, green and brown, on a b...

A basically tone-on-tone study in brown tones on this antique very finely woven Kashir pile prayer rugs with half cypress trees on the sides of a millefleurs field. Skinny cypresses ...

The stepped strongly abrashed brown corners position the straw open field with a tall, pendanted eight lobe medallion with a circular center. Internal pendants on the sub-medallion. ...

Eastern Turkish town scatter with three cartouches on a sandy-straw ground, all with cream octogramme centers. Sand border with a Caucasian "crab" pattern.

Antique mid-century rug in amazing condition, inquire with any and all questions.

Antique mid-century rug in amazing condition, inquire with any and all questions.

In this all-over pattern organic shapes and lines make for a beautiful asset to any room in your house or in your corner office. Colors include brown, grey, off-white and cream with ...

This eastern Turkish town carpet shows a repeating panel pattern of niches with cypresses, , flowers and vases in a restrained palette featuring cream, pearl, light brown rust and pink.

Antique Turkish Sivas rugs are a type of handwoven carpet that originate from the city of Sivas in Turkey. Sivas, located in central Anatolia, has a rich history of carpet weaving that dates back centuries. These rugs are highly regarded for their exquisite craftsmanship, intricate designs, and high-quality materials. Sivas rugs typically feature a wide range of intricate patterns and motifs, often inspired by the region's rich cultural heritage. These designs may include geometric patterns, floral motifs, medallions, and arabesques. The color palette of Sivas rugs is generally subtle and harmonious, with earthy tones, soft blues, reds, and ivory being commonly used. Antique Sivas rugs are handwoven using fine quality wool or a combination of wool and silk, which lends them a luxurious texture and sheen. The skilled weavers in the region employ traditional techniques, such as Turkish knots, to create the intricate designs. The rugs' high knot density contributes to their durability and longevity, making them prized possessions that can withstand the test of time. Sivas rugs come in various sizes, from small accent pieces to large room-sized carpets. While rectangular shapes are prevalent, you can also find circular and runner-style Sivas rugs. These rugs carry a significant historical and cultural value as they often represent the artistry and traditions of the Anatolian region. The weaving of Sivas rugs has been passed down through generations, and each piece can tell a unique story of the weaver and the community they belong to. Due to their exceptional craftsmanship, antique Turkish Sivas rugs are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. They are considered valuable art pieces...

In the Tabriz style, with a piecrust edged round medallion in sienna enclosing cloud bands, set on a light yellow and eggshell sub-field, with conjoint ecru corners., set within a ye...