A very attractive and durable carpet woven in the village of Abadeh in southwestern Persia. The pattern is influenced by nomads and usually consists of a hexagon in the middle containing a rosette or a medallion. A good bargain since the carpet retains its value for a long time.

The Isfahan rugs are made with exceptionally good quality of wool & silk. They use traditional motifs inspired by architectural tiles that once decorated the historical buildings from which these rugs originated in. When it comes to high class designs the composition, patterns, and materials of Isfahan meets those expectations. The motifs usually consist of medallions with palmetts and also figural motifs. Isfahan rugs have an extremely high knot density and are woven with silk and golden threads, which give them their luxurious look.

Handwoven in wool circa 1950-1960, this vintage tribal kilim rug from the Baluch tribe is the latest to join Rug & Kilim’s collection of coveted flatweaves. On the Design: Specifically believed to hail from the Leghari clan of this nomadic tribe, this flatweave boasts a montage of classic patterns sitting comfortably on brown. A keen eye would note a delicious play of red, blue, orange & green beautifully punctuating the richer tones with vibrant colors and movement. Condition: This mid-century Afghan rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. Furthermore, its promotional price is in support of the women of Afghanistan.

This rug is sure to add a touch of modern elegance to any room in your home. It is made of pure bamboo silk and hand-knotted for the ultimate in luxury and durability. The varying pile heights will add a spark of interest . The rug has a dense, soft pile and excellent quality, to ensure that you will enjoy the look and feel of your rug for years to come.

Hand woven in wool originating from Turkey between 1950-1960, this vintage mid-century flatweave rug represents one of the most visually unique lines to join Rug & Kilim’s collection, a distinct layering of 1950s flatweaves creating a look both conversational and versatile. The play of the more rugged beige-brown piece—offering moods similar to Tulu rugs and even select Moroccan pieces on its own—lends a charming complement to the background beige-pink and blue striped piece, with the juxtaposed senses of movement lending an arresting quality seldom seen in these very placid, inviting colorway hues.

Handwoven in wool circa 1950-1960, this vintage Baluch Kilim is a new curation from Rug & Kilim’s primitivist flatweaves. On the Design:Specifically believed to be coming from the Leghari clan of the Baluch tribe, this flatweave boasts a montage of classic patterns sitting comfortably on brown. A keen eye would note hints of blue, orange & green beautifully punctuating the mature palette for an inviting pop of color. Condition: This mid-century Afghan Kilim enjoys good condition for its age and origin. Furthermore, its promotional price is in support of the women of Afghanistan.