Late 19thCentury, "Saryk" Turkmen tent trapping from n.w. Persia. White Cotton band with Woolen mesh (black) sewn to one side. Woolen baubles ... read more
Late 19thCentury, 2-panel Shahsavan Saddle cloth (likely of the Moghan plains). Soumakh-weave. Wool on Cotton.
Size: Approx. 91.5cm (width) x 99cm (length).
Circa 1900, Yamoud Turkmen Ceremonial Horse Cover. Wool with original Brown felt backing.
Size: Approx.137cm (width) x 188cm (length) without the tasseled ... read more
Turkmen Beshir "Mina-khani" chuval, mid. 19th century, ca. 1,50 x 1 m, design, drawing, colors, spacing, material... everything on its place.... needless ... read more
Early green ground karachopf kazak. Genuine older example with spacious drawing and outstanding color. Overall excellent condition with fleecy pile and a ... read more
19th cent n e Persian Khorassan area Torbat-i-hai dari, Dowry rug for bridal presentation with Gha'inat (Peacock) motif and ceremonial brocaded silk ... read more
Antique Peking Chinese circa 1900 , 6.9 x 4.1
The paeony ivory main border is an interpretation of 19th century Ningxia rugs.The medallion ... read more
Kirshehir Prayer rug, 3 rd qtr. 19th. C.
Size: 5.4 x 3.4ft. Pale blue ground with a vivid cochineal purple-red mihrab.
Original double side ... read more
antique caucasian talish rug exhibiting at the sartiranatextileshow.it dal 14/18 september 2016 italy more info please contac info@anatoliantappeti.com
Rare Folk Sainchi Phulkari from East Punjab India District Ferozepur.Rare Design of Phulkari.Condition little bite worn because of age.Its size is W135cm ... read more
Mid 19th century Caucasian Faralov Kazakh, size: 9'7" x 5'7". Small amounts of restoration reweaving completed.
Very good condition otherwise. ... read more
Jain cosmological mandala as a plan of Jambudvipa,Gujarat,Western India,Made on Paper Condition is little week,Mid-18th Century. Its Size is 40cm x 45cm(DSC02114
Tantrik Path or Devi Path,From Gujarat India.Inscribed all over with Yantra and Mantras,these works were painted entirely by the Tantriks priests(Sadhakas)for the ... read more
