Antique Art Deco Samarkand Prestige Rug

The allure of the carpets from eastern Turkestan, better known as Samarkands, is best exemplified in the perfect balance between the force of the geometric design and the graceful el...

A very finally knotted Afshar tribal rug, distinguished by an indigo blue background layered over a richly coloured reserve consisting of polychrome stripes. The vivid palette of nat...

The sumak carpets of the Caucasus are among the very few weavings that retain a refined classical character in their designs, while simultaneously displaying a potent tribal aestheti...

A very rare small format, very finely knotted antique rug from the oasis of Kashgar, located in eastern Turkestan. Distinguished by a unique soft red background and by an all-over pattern consisting of a trellis containing a directional floral blossom motif characteristic of the Indian Mughal Dynasty...

Antique Uzbek Samarkand Rug 9'1'' X 4'10'', tribal and traditional, antique and vintage, wool on cotton foundation

Antique Samarkand Rugs: The desert oasis of Khotan was an important stop on the Silk Road. The people of Khotan were expert carpet weavers who produced high quality antique rugs and ...

Exceptional Signed Antique Caucasian Silk Rug, Art Deco Era Tribal Carpet, circa 1920, Fine Signed Caucasian Silk Rug, Art Deco Period, Hand-Knotted Tribal Motifs, circa 1920, Antique Signed Caucasian Silk Rug, Art Deco Tribal Design, 1920 A superb signed antique Caucasian silk rug from the Art Deco period, circa 1920, finely hand-knotted with remarkable precision and jewel-toned vegetable dyes. Woven entirely by hand, this high-quality silk carpet displays exceptional finesse, crisp drawing, and the distinctive tribal sensibility characteristic of early 20th-century Caucasian weaving. The design blends Art Deco era aesthetics—geometry, symmetry, and stylized botanical forms—with traditional Caucasian tribal motifs that trace their lineage back to classical weaving traditions of the 18th and 19th centuries. The rug’s refined patterning, intricate borders, and vivid palette of terracotta, deep blues, ivory, and golden tones highlight the weaver’s mastery and the extraordinary detail achievable with fine silk knotting. This is an authentic tribal textile, created during a transitional moment when ancient tribal traditions intersected with modern Art Deco influences. Signing the rug further suggests workshop pride and a higher-grade production typical of special commissions or gifted pieces. The rug survives in excellent antique condition, with only minor age-appropriate wear consistent with its materials and age. A rare collector's piece and an impressive decorative artwork—perfect for display on the floor or mounted on the wall as a textile tapestry. Measures: 46 in. Wide × 68 1/4 in. Long This antique silk masterpiece is both a work of fine art and a functional textile—ideal for display in a living room, library, entryway, or hung on the wall as a tapestry. A superb opportunity to acquire a rare signed Persian rug...

A mesmerizing early 20th century Central Asian Samarkand rug with a large central diamond medallion with a stylized floral pattern woven in coral and beige wool on a coral field with...