This antique late 19th-century Caucasian Kazak rug is a masterful example of tribal art from the South Caucasus. Hand-knotted from resilient, lanolin-rich wool, this small rectangular rug features a bold geometric pattern with hooked medallions and ancient latch-hook symbols. The vibrant palette is anchored by a rustic madder red achieved through natural vegetable dyes, showcasing a beautiful abrash effect with shifts from terracotta to oxblood. Secondary accents of ivory, forest green, and midnight indigo provide a high-contrast, three-dimensional appearance. With a substantial 0.5-inch pile height and a soft matte luster, this versatile piece is ideal for an entryway, library nook, or as a wall-hanging work of art. Its rhythmic borders and hand-drawn quality reflect an authentic nomadic heritage, making it a powerful historical statement for any interior.

The Antique Caucasian Bidjov Small Scatter Size Wool Blue Rug is an exceptional piece woven in the Caucasus region during the late 19th century. This hand-knotted rug features a saturated indigo field that provides a powerful foundation for its intricate geometric design. The central medallion showcases highly stylized ivory-ground elements and tribal motifs, representing abstracted fauna and ancient symbols typical of this mountainous weaving tradition. Crafted from resilient, naturally dyed wool with a 0.5-inch pile height, this antique rug retains remarkable clarity and depth. Its practical scatter size makes it a versatile accent for an entryway, study, or placed beside furniture. As a superb example of Caucasian village weaving from the 1890s, this rectangular rug offers historical resonance and enduring decorative appeal for collectors and homeowners alike.

This beautiful master piece Persian Rug is pure silk and weaved in the city called Qum(Qom). Qum is a holly city in persia and it is known for it's silk rugs around the world. The city is located in the central northern part of persia and has very dry weather very close to the capital city. Qum(Qom) Silk are among the best known and most expensive silk rug around the world. All the Qum(Qom) Silk rug are weaved by using a single knot techniques. Qum Silk rug are not and can not be mass produced, for this reason it makes them more expensive and they intend to keep their value significantly high and keep increasing their value. People buy them as an investment the same way they do buy gold back in persia. This beautiful mater piece speak for itself. This master piece is woven by Ahmadi and the colors are very unique with a shiny orange color and very light Navy/Red/Gold background makes it very rare piece.

This exceptional rug exudes timeless charm with its ushak-inspired motifs, elegant florals, and trendy color palettes. Crafted with premium wool rich blend yarns, each rug undergoes meticulous hand-binding and a special finishing wash to enhance its unique luster.

Beautiful rug! Very high quality Receiving many compliments on it. Diliana. Redwood City, CA. Sat Jun 13 2026

Tabriz Design rugs are distinguished by their excellent weave and by their remarkable adherence to the classical traditions of India rug design. Add a magnificent accent to your home with the Tabriz Floral collection. With each rug in this collection, Canvello recreates the majesty of a timeless India classic, updated with a modern color scheme and a delicate weave. The Lamb's wool are hand knotted, and woven into these classic designs. The elegance and durability of these rugs will insure that they will be a favorite for years to come.

The Open Blue Field Antique Tribal Geometric Caucasian Talish Rug is an exceptional example of early 20th-century weaving from the Caucasus. Hand-knotted from high-quality wool, this rectangular rug features a saturated indigo field framed by complex borders with serrated leaves and stylized latch-hook elements. The palette utilizes strong primary colors from traditional natural dyes, including rich madder red and deep blue, creating a powerful geometric design. With a 0.5-inch pile height and dense knotting, this durable tribal piece functions perfectly as a hall runner or a small scatter rug for entryways. Its bold, abstract forms represent the enduring tradition of nomadic and village weavers, offering a sophisticated anchor for any interior.