An updated classical design with European overtones, suitable for any transitional look. This particular coloration features a French blue Tibetan wool background with design motifs in various Tibetan wool colors, including pale yellow, tan, sage green, fuchsia, tangerine, copper, ivory, silver, and taupe. This piece has been crafted by hand in our true 100-knot quality.

The Antique Chinese - Art Deco Chinese Allover Floral Green 1920s Rug is an exceptional example of early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hand-knotted in China from high-quality wool, this rectangular rug features a deep emerald green field that provides a dramatic backdrop for its asymmetrical floral and pictorial design. The composition includes a beautifully rendered flowering branch, a traditional pavilion, and bamboo stalks, reflecting the Art Deco preference for open space and naturalistic motifs. With a plush 0.5-inch pile height, the rug offers a luxurious velvet sheen that captures light beautifully. A subtle taupe border frames the vibrant interior, making it a sophisticated anchor for a living space or grand dining room. This authentic antique piece combines historical significance with unparalleled decorative appeal.

Made with hand-knotted wool and silk, this contemporary rug is an exciting new addition to the Block Print line of Rug & Kilim’s Modern Classics Collection—a sophisticated and elegant new approach to a historic style.On the Design:This piece underscores floral patterns placed within diamond patterns in blue and green tones. Though this form represents a more minimalist approach, keen eyes will note inspiration from the many provenances known for repeating floral patterns in dense, deftly woven designs as this—a thoughtful and elegant new take on a traditional look. Keen eyes will note a high-and-low texture married to each pattern—an element of dimensionality that lends a gorgeous compliment to the sense of movement and depth. The block printing process is one of the oldest in textile design and has seen many adaptations. To wit, our designs draw on time-honored, even archaic designs, such as 17th-century Mogul rug patterns that allow admirers of the craft to recreate old-world charm within any space.Custom Capable:All sizes and colors available—inquire for a quote.Custom Projects: The pricing for our rugs is calculated on a per-square-foot basis and applies to the standard sizes noted. Custom sizes and colors are offered; please contact your dedicated liaison to obtain a formal quote. Expedited lead times are available upon request.

Butterflies float in a Garden of Delights in this unexpected and updated floral design. It features a sky-blue Tibetan wool background with design elements in Chinese. Our use of color tweeding breathes life into this living garden. The design elements feature varying shades of gold, coral, ebony, citron green, grey-blue, mint green, khaki, teal, grey, maroon, navy, rose, peach, ivory and olive-green. This piece has been crafted by hand in our true 100 knot quality.

Rug & Kilim presents an imaginative masterpiece hand-knotted in fine silk, offering a scintillating contemporary homage to the traditional boucherouite tribal weaving technique. This radiant area rug features a sophisticated pagination of chevrons culminating in iconic diamond patterns, rendered in a bold palette of tangerine orange and forest green. High-low pile construction provides an alluring tactility that brings an innovative warmth to bright, curated spaces. Engineered for modern luxury, this resilient silk creation is stain and fade resistant, ensuring its vibrant artistry endures in high-traffic settings. It is a deeply reverent yet modern interpretation of a storied lineage.

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