Baloch carpets are famous hand-woven carpets woven by the Baloch (Baloch/Balochi) nomadic tribes and their neighbors living in Central Asia, especially between ... read more
Borchalo Kilim, 19th century. Embroidered motifs all over. Its colors are wonderful deeply saturated natural dyes. Some of the bands are in ... read more
This antique Sivas rug from early 20th-century Turkey exudes timeless elegance with its intricate all-over floral design. Woven in a striking palette ... read more
This magnificent antique Oushak rug showcases a highly decorative repeating lattice motif, executed in a refined palette of soft taupe, ivory, muted ... read more
Antique Fabulous Block Printed Kalamkar Fabric Textile Cloth.Size 165x120 Cm.Some Damages Kindly See Pictures Carefully Please.Contact For More Info And Price Please
This grand antique Oushak rug from Western Anatolia features a luminous terracotta field adorned with large-scale floral and palmette motifs in soft ... read more
Antique Fabulous Hand Knotted Persian Seraband?Malayer? Hallway Corridor Runner Rug.Size 621x95 Cm.Low Pile In Some Areas And Repairs Which Had Done Kindly ... read more
Amritsar Indian, knotted circa 1910 antique, 245 x 340 cm, id: P-6020
From 16th century Mohgul design, vegetable dyes, the knots are hand ... read more
Amritsar Indian, knotted circa 1910 antique, 256 x 348 cm, id: P-5692
From 16th century Mogul design, vegetable dyes, the black knots are ... read more
Amritsar Indian, knotted circa 1900 antique, collectors item and signed, 255 x 340 cm, id: P-5686
From 16th century Mohgul design, high pile, ... read more
This antique Oushak rug, woven around 1900, displays the elegance and warmth for which Anatolian weavings are celebrated. The spacious field is ... read more
This large-scale antique Oushak rug from circa 1900 exemplifies the grandeur and artistry of Western Anatolian weaving. The warm golden field is ... read more
This antique Oushak rug from circa 1900 features a bold and spacious design, characteristic of the finest Anatolian weaving traditions. The soft ... read more
