Two significant fragments of a Deccani Indian medallion carpet. Probably some time in the eighteenth century? The drawing is clearly inspired by ... read more
Indian Deccani carpet fragment. Circa 1700? Design reminiscent of Mughal pieces. corroded lac ground and black border with characteristic mustard gold. Very ... read more
Northwest Persian Kurdish panel with multi-colored large botehs and several subtle color shifts, very elegant, probably needs a wash but great wool. ... read more
Jaf Kurd Bagface, with contrast and color. Subtle individuating drawing features including blue bottom corners and shifts and a central-ish white latch-hook ... read more
Turkmen Chuval, probably an early sub-group of Yomut with great drawing including exceptional minor guls of a type more generally found in ... read more
small fluffy Jaf Kurd Bagface. Great wool and subtle but sophisticated design features including border break and experimentation with color and abrash. ... read more
Turkmen Yomud Ensi, super soft wool, saturated color with camel wool. finely woven with asymmetrical knot open right. portions of side and ... read more
Yomut Turkmen Mafrash, petite piece with extra soft wool, asymmetrical knot open right, clearly articulated drawing with a multi-hued madder ground ... read more
Baluch border-changing rug. Perhaps the weaver was just feeling playful? An elegant rug in very presentable condition. Well balanced drawing, subtle abrash ... read more
Caucasian Blossom Carpet Fragment, excellent drawing and colors, 17th/ early 18th century. This is the top left-hand corner of the carpet. It ... read more
Elegant Antique Baluch Main Carpet with snow-flake blossoms in lattice design and minakhani border. Deep saturated natural colors with corrosive brown and ... read more
Kazak Rug, Old, Colorful with a Kufic border. Several blues and greens, two natural oranges, great aubergine highlights. In "as found" condition. ... read more
Khorosan Baluch Rug with Memling Guls arranged within a lattice. Abstracted trees are alternated throughout the ivory-ground border. Very nice example of ... read more
Ladik Prayer Rug, late 18th century, severely fragmented in two sections, dynamic drawing with many stylized ewers, very dirty and damaged but ... read more
Baluch Kilim Sofreh, abstract trees drawn on a camel ground. All natural colors with highlights in silk and silk with metal-thread. bands ... read more
Timuri type Baluch Bagface, exceptionally lustrous wool, great soft shine, complete fasteners preserved on top along with floating weft ends. Very sweet ... read more
Baluch Bird Bag, Complete with fasteners and kilim back. All natural colors including a madder aubergine and at least two blues including ... read more
Yomud Chuval, The good age of this piece becomes obvious upon personal inspection. Again, i have trouble photographing these Turkmen pieces accurately. ... read more
Mongol Era Il-Khanid Persian or Central Asian Lampas Weave Silk Skirt. 13th century. Rabbits, Lions and Panthers. lined with a secondary silk. ... read more
Super Soft Eastern Turkmen Chuval, Kizyl Ayak design but feels more Ersari. Strongly articulated abrash with a multicolored pastel palette at the ... read more
Transplendently Colorful Early Northwest Persian Kurdish Fragment. Saturated and radiant yellows, green, purples, blues on an ivory ground. Fantastic wool and handle. ... read more
