The Antique Kilim - Oushak Room Size Wool Multicolor Rug is an exceptional textile originating from the Oushak region of Turkey. Dating back to the early 1900s, this antique piece features a hand-knotted wool construction in a commanding room-size format. The design showcases an arresting, repeating diamond and zigzag motif in an allover geometric pattern that extends across the entire field. Its vibrant palette includes deep reds, rich ochres, charcoal blacks, and muted creams, creating a striking multicolor jewel-tone effect. This rectangular rug embodies the enduring legacy of Turkish weaving traditions, offering both historical value and graphic appeal for grand interior spaces.

Flat-woven in Turkey originating between 1950-1960, this vintage midcentury wool Kilim hails from the city of Antalya, enjoying an intriguing pallet of vibrant pastel colorways with rich accents, both of which complement a very Moroccan sense of joyful, tribal geometry. This classic diamond field design enjoys notes of sky blue, burgundy, electric orange, green, pink, and golden-yellow with crisp white and earth-tone accents offering a balanced variety of tones to a number of projects.

Handwoven in Turkey originating between 1950-1960, this vintage midcentury wool kilim rug enjoys a meticulous play of embroidery and flat weaving, uncommon and distinguishing of a select line from our recent additions to our collections. This piece’s exceptionally meticulous attention to texture in the close knotting of the classic diamond geometric pattern marries a very appealing traditional design with a fabulously rare dimensionality, easy to enjoy with engaging movement. The balance of transitional colorway beautifully complements that same movement through the shifted graph; a less common departure from traditional symmetry for a more intriguing lure.

Flat-woven in high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1930-1940, this vintage Esme Kilim rug hosts one of the more uncommon, individualistic arrays of colorways among its era, balancing an accenting presence of rich red and black with visually striking, atypical abrashed blue, the combination of which elevates the intricate medallion pattern and elibelinde borders with both tribal and elegant appeal.

Handwoven in Turkey originating between 1950-1960, this vintage midcentury wool Kilim hails from the city of Malatya, one of our collection’s uncommon but welcomed rarities from Eastern Anatolia with a distinct pattern and colorway. The juxtaposition of the rippling, mesmerically repeating diamond field pattern and the departure from that in the border is a visually intriguing element offering movement to the piece, leading the eye to appreciate the prevalently warm-meets-muted hues as well as the black accents; a portrait of skillful contrast suited to a variety of projects with a versatile size.

Originating from Turkey circa 1950-1960, a vintage Chaput style kilim rug connoting elaborate tribal sensibilities. Handwoven in wool, the piece exhibits a play of blue and green atop a red background with elaborate traditional diamond patterns. Keen eyes will note an embroidered element in the texture, inherent to this provenance and the rare beauty of its flat weaves. Prevailing in great condition, a rug exemplary of this tribal traditional,