Handmade with wool in Germany circa 1920-1930, this 11x24 antique hooked rug is an extremely rare oversized rug of its kind, and exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated European weaving tradition—among the few works remaining today of the Tetex provenance. On the Design: Teal blue and green field features intricate floral detailing, flanked by matching medallions in the centre and the corners creating a balanced symmetrical design characteristic of superior carpet design in this antique German Tetex Hooked rug. Keen eyes for detail may admire this distinctive hooked technique that lends a unique texture to the rug, adding a more impressionistic, playful feel to its traditional sensibility. The rich field provides a luxurious backdrop densely populated with small-scale floral motifs—stylized palmettes, rosettes, and vine scrollwork that demonstrate the precision possible through advanced German weaving technology. Few rugs in its era, and even fewer in this rare provenance, boast this sheer range of hues and the attention to detail in its all over pattern. The color palette reflects European preference for deep, saturated tones—the teal field creating dramatic foundation while brown border elements provide luminous contrast that frames the design. The elaborate border reveals exceptional geometric mastery through multiple guard and floral borders featuring reciprocal patterns, stylized vine scrollwork, and corner rosettes that demonstrate sophisticated understanding of traditional carpet design hierarchy. This German Tetex rug functions as a commanding centerpiece ideal for traditional or formal interiors celebrating European decorative arts heritage. Condition: This oversized antique German Tetex hooked rug further enjoys good condition for its age and lineage.

Colorful Tribal Antique Caucasian Kazak Rug, Country of Origin: Caucasian Rugs, Circa date: 1900 – Antique Caucasian Kazak rugs are considered some of the most beautiful antique rugs of the people of the Caucasus Mountains. Antique and Oriental rug collectors and designers love them for their brilliant colors and beautiful geometric designs. These area rug patterns and designs reflect centuries of tradition, and today, we love to use them in a range of styles that include traditional, contemporary, and Boho Chic. The people who inhabit this area of the world have a long history of enduring the harsh conditions of the region. This created the perfect conditions for cultivating wool that is durable, soft, and that has a sheen that makes the gorgeous rug colors stand out. It also has an abundance of plant materials that produce beautiful colors that last a long time. One of the reasons why antique Kazak rugs are so popular is their brilliant colors and the variety of designs. This Caucasian rug will add color to a neutral room, or it could be part of a more vibrant design. This is the perfect area rug that will make the space stand out and allow you to express your unique personality. It is the perfect piece for a cozy living room or to define the space for your home office.

Classic recreations of the finest 19th Century Tabriz designs. These hand-knotted masterpieces have been painstakingly recreated using only a blend of the finest hand-spun Indian and New Zealand wool and vegetable dyes.

Inspired by the motifs and coloration of classic French Aubusson tapestry, sprays of roses in a naturalistic style repeat in staggered, diagonal rows across the rich ivory field of this elegant Bessarabian kilim. Pairs of larger roses forming linear garlands comprise the border. The contrast between the monumentality of the border and the minuscule delicacy of the field is quite distinctive, adding an element of surprise or excitement within the larger mood of graceful poise.

Made with hand-knotted wool and originating from China, this 11x13 oversized antique Peking rug features an intricate symbolic pictorial design with Buddhist and Taoist motifs on a midnight-blue field framed by a formal ivory border—an exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim’s collection of late 19th century rugs.On the Design:Exemplifying pictorial traditions of late 19th century imperial workshop productions, this design centers on a distinctive hourglass-shaped medallion rendered in ivory with detailed scale patterns and internal floral motifs, likely representing a stylized Buddhist endless knot symbol. Surrounding this central element is a complex arrangement of auspicious symbols and narrative vignettes scattered across the deep blue field in a deliberate asymmetrical composition. Notable motifs include court figures, elephants with riders, vases, floral arrangements, and various Buddhist and Taoist emblems including ruyi scepters and cloud formations.The branching ivory-colored linear elements create structural organization across the field, connecting various pictorial elements while suggesting a cosmic or landscape framework. The border employs a formal arrangement with an ivory ground hosting Buddhist emblems and stylized floral motifs, punctuated by blue diamond patterns at the corners and midpoints. Calligraphic cartouches appear at the top and bottom borders, likely containing auspicious inscriptions or dedications. The restricted palette—predominantly indigo, ivory, and selective pale blue accents—creates visual coherence. This rug represents the refined aesthetic sensibilities of late Qing dynasty textile production, when traditional Chinese iconography was being systematically codified within imperial workshop contexts while maintaining connections to Buddhist and Taoist symbolic traditions. Admirers of the craft will appreciate it as an extremely collectible piece, an exemplar of the elements that make Peking rugs so distinct from other Oriental and Chinese rugs today—elegant works of a reserved palette like few others seen today.Condition: This antique Peking rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin—a gorgeous collectible of vast design applications.

Made with hand-knotted wool in India, this 12x15 antique Agra rug is an extremely rare and exciting new oversized addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated weaving tradition. On the Design: This piece hosts a creamy beige field underscoring floral patterns in red, gold, and black hues in the all over style. Keen eyes will further admire the deft hand such finely drawn patterns enjoy in this piece. Radiating with a traditional sensibility influenced by both Persian and Mughal design elements, this antique Agra rug has aged beautifully and offers a window into the royal aesthetics of the past. Connoisseurs will appreciate that this piece’s marriage of color and comfortable, sophisticated pattern in such versatile size and excellent craftsmanship are all exemplary of R&K Principal’s personal favorite Agra carpets of this period. Condition: This antique Agra rug further enjoys good condition for its age and lineage.