A traditional inspired Lori-Pambak Armenian wool rug in brown, red, and blue. This Lori Pambak rug is hand-knotted of 100% Armenian wool with a pile height of around a third of an inch. The pattern is rendered in broken colors and dominated by three large octagons with large Lori-Pambak centers. The geometric medallions are surrounded by a narrow band with large hooks and there are four squares in the corners of each of the medallions which is typical of Lori Pambak rugs. The primary colors used in this rug are sienna brown, ruby red, blue, and white.

Over-dyed area rugs are created by taking vintage or traditional rugs and applying a vibrant, monochromatic dye over the existing patterns. This technique results in a bold, modern aesthetic while preserving the intricate designs beneath, blending the old with the new. The rugs are often faded and distressed before dyeing, which adds texture and depth to their appearance. The over-dye process breathes new life into worn or antique rugs, giving them a contemporary twist with rich, saturated colors like deep blues, purples, or bright reds. These rugs work well in both eclectic and modern spaces, offering a unique, artistic flair to any room. They provide a dynamic focal point, balancing between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design trends. Over-dyed rugs are perfect for those looking to add a pop of color and character to their home decor.

Made with handwoven wool and originating from Turkey circa 1980-90, this 10x13 vintage patchwork rug is a new addition to the iconic style by Rug & Kilim. On the Design:Admirers of the craft may note that the patchwork rug has been created by sewing together pieces of varying rugs, creating the combination like that of this rug and its blue, white and gray hues. Each rectangular section maintains individual character while contributing to the unified whole—deeper sapphire blue patches providing visual anchor points while lighter powder blue and cream elements create a luminous counterpoint across the design. This play of geometric patchwork patterns and colors creates a dynamic and captivating surface, rich in texture and personality. This style makes no two rugs of this line the same—each inherently one-of-a-kind—with this piece offering a particularly light, inviting presence and shabby-chic air. Perfect for modern spaces requiring textural interest and historical depth, this piece represents innovative textile recycling achieving timeless aesthetic relevance through thoughtful curation and expert reconstruction.Condition:This Vintage patchwork rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Rug & Kilim presents a vintage mid-century masterpiece, hand-knotted in Sweden circa 1960. This one-of-a-kind Rya rug is a sublime expression of the Scandinavian tradition, featuring a lush, high-pile wool construction for exceptional textural depth. A masterful study in geometric precision, the design showcases mirrored, tapering vertical spires meeting at a central horizontal band. A restrained, architectural palette of slate gray, charcoal, and creamy ivory is warmed by subtle flecks of chocolate brown. This floor-heating-safe work of textile art offers a clean, focused aesthetic that transforms modern interiors into galleries of curated heritage and tactile luxury.

Over-dyed area rugs are created by taking vintage or traditional rugs and applying a vibrant, monochromatic dye over the existing patterns. This technique results in a bold, modern aesthetic while preserving the intricate designs beneath, blending the old with the new. The rugs are often faded and distressed before dyeing, which adds texture and depth to their appearance. The over-dye process breathes new life into worn or antique rugs, giving them a contemporary twist with rich, saturated colors like deep blues, purples, or bright reds. These rugs work well in both eclectic and modern spaces, offering a unique, artistic flair to any room. They provide a dynamic focal point, balancing between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design trends. Over-dyed rugs are perfect for those looking to add a pop of color and character to their home decor.

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1910-1920, this 2x4 textile is an antique Balisht piece—a collectible once used by nomadic tribes in their daily life as bags, pillows and more—an exceptional new acquisition in Rug & Kilim's distinguished collection of Central Asian nomadic masterworks.On the Design:A Balisht like this piece was often a traditional ceremonial pillow cover used by Turkmen tribes for special occasions and honored guests, transforming practical household items into displays of tribal wealth and artistic mastery. The deep burgundy ground provides a rich background for repeating geometric motifs arranged in precise horizontal registers, each element rendered with precision characteristic of superior Turkmen weaving. The geometric design employs traditional Turkmen gul variations—stylized tribal motifs that create pattern continuity while maintaining individual identity through subtle internal variations. The three-dimensional tassel embellishments transform the flat-weave surface into sculptural textile art, serving both protective and decorative functions in traditional nomadic contexts, thereby demonstrating the full ceremonial character of this functional object. Traditionally used to cover pillows during important gatherings, Balishts demonstrated tribal identity and hospitality customs that defined nomadic social structures. In contemporary applications, this Balisht offers museum-quality authenticity that resonates with serious collectors understanding its role in Turkmen ceremonial life. Condition: This antique Balisht runner textile further enjoys good condition for its age and origin with some mild wear consistent with age. It is a very collectible piece, well suited to wall-hanging tapestry projects and other decorative purposes.