Both touch and sight are delighted in this area rug. A unique blend of wool and lustrous viscose yields a surface as soft to the hand as it is rich to the eye. The understated elegance of deep, saturated tones and sturdy construction complete this piece, offering both luxury and durability.

Seville rugs capture the vibrant spirit of Andalusia, Spain with bold colors and Moorish-inspired designs. These one-of-a-kind rugs are hand-knotted with thick knots and crafted from wool and sari silk for a rich multi-textural feel.

Made with hand-knotted wool circa 1920-1930 from India, this 15x28 antique rug is an interesting Indian interpretation of Persian Tabriz rugs, and a rare oversized rug among the most exciting new curations from Rug & Kilim.On the Design: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this palace rug’s inspiration from some of the most sought-after antique Tabriz rugs, often called “hunting rugs” for their depictions of elaborate all over patterns with an abundance of animal illustrations. In the impressive variety of colors at play, key notes of gold, navy blue, and pink underscore the many intricate borders and field alike—both of which host a vast array of both finely detailed floral patterns and near countless species of creatures. Keen eyes may admire the field’s presentation of an intricate paradise garden schema, where paired peacocks—rendered in cobalt blue and sage green—stand as guardians of a flowering paradise (sometimes believed in certain academic circles to be a representation of Eden and similar theological/mythological realms). These avian pictorials depicted with detailed plumage and proud bearing emerge from a ground alive with delicate botanical specimens and meandering vines, and are but are few of the birds, predators, and even serpents one finds upon a closer look at the design—-a classic Indian Mughal design of the highest caliber.The border deserves a special note—its midnight blue cartouches, reminiscent of architectural niches, create a processional framework that both contains and elevates the central narrative. Admirers of the craft will appreciate this as an extremely collectible piece of its period, like few special pieces with such a personal, intentional look and finesse of any antique, let alone an oversized rug—likely a custom aristocratic commission of its time befitting its regal nature. Overall the attention to detail in scale, texture and movement of color is matched only by its equally rare condition. Condition: This antique Indian Tabriz rug further enjoys an overall good condition for its age and origin—an impressive find among Oriental rugs of a celebrated weaving tradition.

This exquisite Joshagan rug, spanning 4'4'' X 13'2''encapsulates the richness of Persian craftsmanship. The rug bears a captivating geometric medallion surrounded by a maze of floral motifs, all set on a bold, warm red base. Expert hands have intricately hand-knotted the high-quality wool pile, ensuring both durability and softness. The cotton wrap further strengthens the rug's structure, making it an enduring piece. Its classic design and well-proportioned size make it a perfect fit for various interior settings, from living rooms to large hallways, adding a touch of oriental charm.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating from Morocco circa 1950-1960, this 4x5 vintage rug is a rare and among the most exciting new additions to Rug & Kilim’s mid-century curations from the region. On the Design: This vintage Moroccan rug radiates with the soulful intricacy of Berber artistry with its earthy palette and primitive geometry. In the center, diamonds and other geometric tribal motifs have been etched in brown tones atop a beige field with accents of bright pink, blue, and green hues. The thick border in deep brown is adorned with repeating botanical shapes, offering both frame and contrast to the ethereal interior. Though modest in tone, the rug’s quiet complexity and irregular detailing speak to the hands that made it. The asymmetry, the charming imperfections, the play of colors—all reveal the story of a weaver’s memory, intuition, and tradition. Altogether, it’s a gorgeous masterpiece of the primitivist Berber tradition, and an exemplar of nomadic folk art as well. Condition: This vintage Moroccan rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.