Antique Dark Blue One Of A Kind Rugs

Hand knotted in a village around Hamadan, western Iran. Hamadan rugs can originate from any one of hundreds of villages across the vast region. While materials used can vary from one village to another, one uniting characteristic of this area is that virtually all Hamadan rugs are single-wefted, unlike most tribal rugs which are double-wefted. This particular Persian antique rug is in excellent condition and has superb quality wool that must be felt to be fully realized. As far as Hamadans go, this piece is outstanding.

The world of timeless elegance with this exquisite area rug. Crafted from luxurious wool, this piece offers both comfort and sophistication, making it a stunning addition to any living space. Its intricate design and rich texture create a focal point that draws the eye, while the generous size makes it ideal for larger rooms or open floor plans. Whether placed in a living room or under a dining table, this rug adds a touch of refined charm to your home.

Amazing 16th Century Antique Flemish Silk And Wool Old Testament Biblical Tapestry Depicting Joseph Meeting His Brothers, Circa Date: 16th Century. By the 16th century, much of the tapestry weaving industry was centered in France, Flanders, and several Flemish cities. For the next hundred years, Flemish tapestries would set a new standard in technique, color and intricacy of the designs. These captivating antique tapestries were much sought-after, and finding one today is a special treat. So it is exciting to be able to offer this fine example of 16th-century Flemish tapestry weaving along with its interesting story.

Pasargad's Kazak collection is inspired by antique Caucasian rugs. Made of handspun, hand-shredded high mountain lamb’s wool with all-natural vegetable dyes, this Kazak antique hand-knotted wool red/blue area rug embodies a special patina and sheen unique to this region.

Rugs from Malayer, east of Hamadan, could be considered top quality Hamadan’s and they share similar structural aspects. This very attractive rug will look amazing in so many different styles of room setting from modern to traditional. Colors: blues/reds/ivory/gold/teal.

Originating from 18th century India, this antique traditional Oushak rug has an expansive series of floral and Jul imagery in a lustrous, hand-knotted wool portrait. featuring an especially unique colorway combination of bright sunset orange, beige, and blue, the wool and silk are skillfully woven the stylized blue silk outlines accent the beige and orange wool field designs, featuring finely woven Memling guys and geometric floral branches contained within a uniquely detailed multi border.

Pasargad's Kazak collection is inspired by antique rugs. Made of hand-knotted, hand-shredded high mountain lamb’s wool with all-natural vegetable dyes, this Kazak antique hand-knotted wool blue/brown area rug embodies a special patina and sheen unique to this region.

Pasargad's Kazak collection is inspired by antique Caucasian rugs. Made of handspun, hand-shredded high mountain lamb’s wool with all-natural vegetable dyes, this Kazak antique hand-knotted wool gray/blue area rug embodies a special patina and sheen unique to this region.

This is an antique one-of-a-kind 9'1" x 9'1" Round rug, hand knotted in wool in China before 1900. Antique Ningxia Chinese Allover Geometric Hand Knotted Pile Rug, Country of Origin: China, Circa Date: 1750s. This exceptional example of antique Chinese Ningxia rugs showcases the sophisticated geometric complexity characteristic of 18th-century court weaving. The highly unusual round format suggests a bespoke commission for a specific imperial setting or pavilion, elevating its rarity significantly. The field is dominated by an intricate, repeating pattern of the wan symbol (the fret motif or swastika), which symbolizes eternity and good fortune in East Asian culture. This dense, interlocking design creates a mesmerizing visual texture, a hallmark of the finest antique Chinese rugs from the high Qing Dynasty period. The palette is restrained yet vibrant, featuring deep indigo and black outlines set against a luminous golden-tan ground. Small, subtle floral rosettes interrupt the geometric flow, providing delicate accents of pale blue and soft yellow. The use of natural dyes results in a rich, nuanced shading, defining it as a prized example among soft colored rugs. While this piece is a round rug, its substantial dimensions place it within the category of room size rugs , offering a unique focal point for a grand interior. Dating to the mid-18th century, this piece represents a pinnacle of Chinese textile artistry, appealing to collectors seeking truly museum-quality antique rugs with documented provenance and historical significance.

Bidjar is a town in Persian Kurdistan located in north-west Persia. The Bidjar name is also used to describe the antique rugs that were produced in the many villages in the surrounding vicinity. The Bidjar is noted as being the stiffest carpet made; they are very heavy in relation to their size, and very thick and durable. All of the knots are symmetrical and the rows are beaten down during the weaving process producing a dense compact fabric. Given their thickness and construction Bidjar rugs can be difficult to fold. The many designs depict the Kurdish influence of the area and often floral and classical geometric motifs are employed as well as the use of large, whimsical medallion designs. The color palate is rich and jewel toned making the Bidjar a highly desirable rug sought after by designers.

This Chinese rug was produced around the turn of the 20th century. It is recognizably a formal piece of Chinese artwork and contains many of the common elements found in Asian art of that time. The design of this antique Peking rug centers on a central medallion with all other elements of the antique Oriental rug working to highlight the central design.

A one-of-a-kind hand-knotted wool rug, this 1920s Indian antique example pairs central-medallion design with rich, lived-in color. Every knot and color shift is original to the piece, hand-made in wool and never machine reproduced. Its blue coloring reads as rich and collected and layers beautifully with both antique and modern furnishings. Measuring approximately 14'x22', it is large enough to anchor a great room, open-plan living, or formal dining space. As a single original weaving, no two are alike, making it a genuine collectible for layered, design-forward interiors.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating from 18th century China, this 11x18 antique rug is extremely special for its beauty and its outstanding large size among works curated from this provenance today. On the Design: It’s a most unusual find for the colors and patterns, but this is just one of many rarities and beauties that speak to this rug as an oversized masterpiece of Ningxia style. Connoisseurs may admire a cream and white field underscore blue medallions, pictorials, and other patterns both geometric and floral in the all over style; exemplary of the traditional Ningxia styles. It’s a nod to a regal, dramatic period piece in a contemporary quality that also recaptures the classic look of abrash in its colors—exemplary of our collection and its aspirations. Keen eyes will admire the particular play of elegant and whimsical, less-formal sensibility that denotes some of our principal’s favorite vintage and antique patterns like those that inspired this line. Condition: This antique rug further enjoys great condition for its age and origin—another uncommon find in its provenance for both designers and collectors alike.

Bring home a one-of-a-kind 1910-1919 Chinese antique hand-knotted wool rug featuring richly patterned patterning in Blue tones. Its Blue palette is woven by hand in wool, giving a surface no factory reproduction can match. Its blue coloring reads as soft yet characterful and layers beautifully with both antique and modern furnishings. Measuring approximately 11'x15', it is large enough to anchor a great room, open-plan living, or formal dining space. As a single original weaving, no two are alike, making it a genuine collectible for layered, design-forward interiors.

Pasargad's Kazak collection is inspired by antique Caucasian rugs. Made of handspun, hand-shredded high mountain lamb’s wool with all-natural vegetable dyes, this Kazak antique hand-knotted wool brown/black area rug embodies a special patina and sheen unique to this region.

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Make your house truly feel like home with our antique Tabriz handwoven traditional rug. It's antique (circa 1920) and traditional. It’s blue with rose accent colors. It’s a Formal Classic Persian style rug with a Tabriz motif. All things you gravitate towards when it comes to aesthetics and design in your space. Being a 9'10" x 12'8" rug of wool pile on a cotton foundation, you can rest assured that this piece will do more than just make a visual impact and create the vibe you want. It comes from the fine Bulgarian tradition of handwoven rugmaking, meaning this rug will serve you well and look terrific for years. Add that extra special personal touch today with your own antique Tabriz handwoven traditional rug.

Antique Indian rugs convey impressive ideas of sophistication and cultivation. Their use of mesmerizing motifs have transcended time and location making some of the most sought after rugs available. From large scale rugs that draw the attention of an entire room with their hand-knotted century old beauty to serene narrow rugs that graciously blend with stronger interior design elements.

This is an antique one-of-a-kind 9'0" x 11'11" Rectangle rug, hand knotted in wool in China in the 1920s. A striking antique blue Peking, hand-knotted in wool in China around 1920. This one-of-a-kind piece showcases an allover composition across a blue palette, and measures 9'0" x 11'11". Antique Chinese Peking carpets were hand-woven in northern China in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They are loved for their open, uncluttered fields, soft sculpted wool pile, and motifs drawn from Chinese symbolism - medallions, florals, birds and auspicious emblems. At a true room size it will anchor a living or dining room, framing a seating group or sitting comfortably under a dining table. Its cool blues sit beautifully against warm woods, brass accents and neutral walls. Hand-knotted from durable wool, it is made to be lived with and handed down.

It is difficult to find a Dhurrie of this size and this is a very special piece with its attractive and modern look. A flat weave rug similar to a Kilim hand woven in India, Dhurries have been made in India for over one hundred years and even now, have a contemporary feel and effect in a room. They can be used, in a wide variety of settings and are very flexible in room designs The rug's pattern stripes and main color is blue with shades of orange.

It is difficult to find a Dhurrie of this size and this is a very special piece with its attractive and modern look. A flat weave rug similar to a kilim hand woven in India, Dhurries have been made in India for over one hundred years and even now, has a contemporary feel and effect in a room. They can be used, in a wide variety of settings and are very flexible in room designs. The rug's pattern is stripes and the main color is blue and orange is the secondary color.

Handknotted in wool and originating in East Turkestan circa 1920-1930, this oversized 13x18 antique Samarkand Rug is among the most exciting new curations from Rug & Kilim’s collection of rare classics. On the Design: This rug is one of the most rare works of its provenance we’ve seen as a few remain today in this spacious large size. In this piece, a deep royal blue field underscores floral patterns and old-world motifs in beige, gold, and green tones. Keen eyes will further admire butterfly pictorials among the many motifs at play—often meant to symbolize marital bliss among the most popularized interpretations of the motif in Oriental rugs—a rarity speaking to the collectible nature and unique charm of this piece. Admirers of the craft will also appreciate the finely-detailed style of this piece for its spacious size, and a gorgeous sense of movement in the subtle, thoughtful colorway variations therein. It’s a regal and elaborate design, worthy of the most special spaces among its vast design applications today. Condition: This antique Samarkand rug thrives in great condition for its age and origin.

Rustic Red Beautiful Antique Caucasian Soumak Rug, circa date: 1900. The antique tribal Caucasus rugs have a unique style that makes them stand out among other antique rugs of the region. Their ancient symbols and beautiful colors create a lively combination that is perfect for a range of modern decor styles. This gorgeous piece was created around the 1900 and features a beautiful geometric pattern and traditional color scheme.

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.

Bring home a one-of-a-kind 1920s Chinese antique hand-knotted wool rug featuring pictorial patterning in Blue tones. Its Blue palette is woven by hand in wool, giving a surface no factory reproduction can match. Its blue coloring reads as soft yet characterful and layers beautifully with both antique and modern furnishings. Measuring approximately 6'x8', it is scaled to ground a living room, dining room, or primary bedroom. As a single original weaving, no two are alike, making it a genuine collectible for layered, design-forward interiors.

A Magnificent And Extremely Collectible Rare Antique 17th Century Caucasian Kuba Embroidery, Circa Date: 17th Century. The antique embroideries of the people of the Caucasus Mountains demonstrates a diversity of styles, colors, and techniques. This 17th century piece is a rare coveted find and a fine example of the work of a tough people, who lived in a harsh, mountainous environment. The antique textiles of this region reflects the influences of Persian rug design in the colors used, the design motifs, and the layout. This piece is a silk embroidery on cotton backing.

Hand-knotted in natural silk circa 1910-1920, this 6x11 antique Khotan rug is a rare and distinguished example of East Turkestan weaving traditions, celebrated for their unique confluence of cultural influences and refined artistic sensibility. This piece further enjoys an exceptional provenance, having been part of The James D. Burns Collection, lending it notable historical and collector significance. This rug exemplifies the rich visual language of Khotan carpets, where Chinese, Central Asian, and subtle Buddhist influences converge in a harmonious and highly decorative composition. The field is defined by a series of roundel medallions arranged in a vertical axis, each rendered in deep indigo blue against a warm terracotta ground, creating a rhythmic, almost meditative repetition across the length of the rug. Between these medallions, one finds delicate floral and vinery motifs, softly drawn and spaced with an intentional openness that allows the composition to breathe. This balance of geometry and organic ornament is a hallmark of Khotan design, where structure and fluidity coexist with remarkable ease. The border carries complementary motifs with intricate detailing, framing the field with a sense of order while maintaining the softness of the overall palette. The colors, muted reds, soft blues, and gentle ivory tones, reflect a beautifully aged patina, further enhancing the rug's character and depth. Admirers will note the understated elegance of this piece, where design restraint and cultural synthesis take precedence over density, making it both a scholarly textile and a versatile decorative work suited to a range of interiors. This Antique Khotan rug is in good condition for its age and origin.

The inspiration for this area rug comes from 16th-century Indian carpet weavers, who created the most beautiful carpets for the royal courts of the Mogul emperors. Based on authentic designs and hand-knotted in the traditional style.

This is an antique one-of-a-kind 7'9" x 9'6" Rectangle rug, hand knotted in wool in China in the 1920s. This navy blue antique wool-pile hand-knotted Chinese Art Deco area rug is a refined example of early 20th-century textile art, where the visual language of classic European Art Deco design meets classic rug weaving traditions of China . The result is a piece that combines elegant geometry, artistic expression, and a rich color presence — ideal for spaces that value both historical depth and design clarity. Anchored by a deep navy blue field, the rug’s composition conveys both strength and serenity, providing a strong visual foundation for living rooms, studies, or formal seating areas. The Art Deco aesthetic is expressed through streamlined motifs and balanced forms, where clean lines and rhythmic spacing reflect the era’s emphasis on modern structure and subtle sophistication. Hand-knotted in high-quality wool, this rug offers a tactile surface with enduring performance and a supple feel underfoot. The wool-pile construction brings warmth and resilience to everyday use, while the rich navy palette adds depth and versatility, pairing beautifully with a wide range of décor styles — from classic to transitional and contemporary. Perfect for living rooms, dens, home libraries, or open plan interiors, this Chinese Art Deco area rug brings timeless craftsmanship and thoughtful design into your home. Its enduring navy hue and refined pattern make it a striking foundation piece that enhances color schemes, anchors furniture groupings, and elevates overall room composition with calm sophistication.

A one-of-a-kind hand-knotted wool rug, this 19th Century Chinese example pairs character-rich design with rich, lived-in color. Every knot and color shift is original to the piece, hand-made in wool and never machine reproduced. Expect a green-led palette of Green and Brown that anchors a room while complementing wood, leather, and linen. Measuring approximately 5'9" x 9'2", it is ideal under a sofa grouping or queen bed. Because it is an original one-of-a-kind rug, you are buying a true collector's piece, not a repeatable print.

Elevate your room’s style with our antique Shirvan handwoven tribal rug. The tribal Caucasian style, with its Shirvan motif, is definitely a stunner that you’ll be proud to show off in your home. Its distinctive blue and ivory palette will add charm, elegance, and that little bit of that ever-elusive je ne sais quoi. Plus, the wool pile on a cotton foundation used in this rug accentuates its allure. But, this rug isn’t just worthy of gracing the pages of a design magazine. With its masterful Caucasian handwoven construction, this antique rug from around 1880 will be a prized possession for decades to come. Get your own show-stopping antique Shirvan handwoven tribal rug today!

Hand-knotted in wool, this 3x5 vintage Anatolian runner rug from Turkey is a charming example of tribal weaving, showcasing a pictorial approach within a geometric framework. Dating to the 20th century, the piece reflects a folk-art sensibility where narrative motifs meet structured design in a compact, versatile format. Admirers of the craft will appreciate this Anatolian runner for its distinctive pictorial field, where a procession of stylized camels unfolds across a richly colored ground. This motif, both decorative and symbolic, offers a rare narrative quality, often associated with themes of journey, trade, and daily life in nomadic culture. The composition is anchored by a horizontal panel that frames the camel figures with clarity, lending the rug a frieze-like quality uncommon in more traditional allover designs. The geometric rendering of the animals, with angular contours and simplified forms, reflects the tribal aesthetic while maintaining a sense of movement and storytelling. The palette is bold and saturated, with a deep blue field providing contrast to the camel figures in warm beige and gold tones. Accents of red, ivory, and soft brown enrich the composition, while the surrounding borders, featuring repeating geometric motifs, offer structure and visual rhythm. The interplay of color and form gives the piece a lively yet balanced presence. This is a highly expressive and collectible example of Anatolian weaving, where geometry serves as both structure and narrative device—resulting in a piece that is at once graphic, cultural, and deeply personal. This Vintage Anatolian rug is in good condition for its age and origin.

A fine example of abstraction and modernism, this vintage Chinese carpet features a bold all-over gold floral design against a solid blue field. Done with the innovative minimalist approach of the Art Deco style, the vintage carpet is especially exquisite. It is perhaps an intriguing relic of one of the most elegant times in America - the Jazz Age of the 1920s and 30s, following a disruption of the usual Mideastern trade for luxury antique area rugs during the first World War. Looking to China to fill the textile vacuum, American entrepreneurs like Walter Nichols inspired the production of Western-looking variations on traditional Chinese design. The rugs perfectly complimented the extravagant style of the West at the time and became known as Chinese Art Deco, even though there was no Art Deco movement in China itself.

An antique Peking rug originating from China circa 1920-1930. Hand-knotted wool, the 7'10" x 9'3" rug exhibits exemplary Chinese Deco sensibilities with a pervasive pictorial floral pattern that features flower vases as a central medallion and on the borders in a gorgeous rare brown and blue combination accenting peach. Connoisseurs may note regal depictions of vases, tables, chests, and Buddha’s hand floral allusions handsomely decorating the medallion, field corners, and borders alike. Some of these symbols, in particular, may connote Buddhist emblems of treasure, referred to by historians as ‘precious things’ for their reverence and aspirations of good fortune on behalf of the weaver. Existing in pristine condition, a revered piece well suited for drawing rooms, dining rooms, Oriental interiors, and an array of prestigious projects. Especially collectible for its rare, delicious blue and brown combo departing from the neoclassical transitions of this period.

Made with wool and originating from Germany circa 1920, this piece is a rare 9x12 antique hooked rug with floral patterns and a large-sized medallion. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this as an extremely collectible find among traditional rugs, enjoying the best of both rare and ideal elements in traditional rugs of its provenance. Keen eyes for detail may admire the inspiration from a 17th century Turkish rug, made with a traditional process similar to hooking as connoisseurs would observe in the texture and pile. In this antique rug, beige underscores floral patterns in a play of rich brown with pastels—particularly a light salmon red tone present in both field and border alike. Condition: This is a rare collectible piece of history as much as a work of art, in great condition for its age and origin.

This antique traditional rug features a distinguished field design with an intriguing combination of mirrored and asymmetric symbolism. Hand-knotted in high quality, luminous fabric, the interwoven symbols adorns the spaces without absolute definition or consistency, leading the eye to appreciate each individual depiction of lotus palmette and both motifs (symbols of rebirth and flame/the universe respectively), portraying flowers and Goz eye symbols meant toward evil.

This is an antique one-of-a-kind 3'0" x 3'0" Round rug, hand knotted in wool in China in the 1900s. This Small Round Antique Chinese Cloud Band Dragon Wool Peking Rug is a remarkable example of early 20th-century textile artistry. Circa 1900s, this piece is part of our curated collection of antique rugs and showcases the exceptional quality of hand-knotted wool pile in a classic round format. The design centers on a powerful, swirling arrangement of four dragons, executed in soft beige and tan hues. This dynamic composition forms a striking central medallion , a format often used to convey status and prosperity in traditional textiles. The round shape of the rug perfectly frames this circular dragon motif. The rich, deep indigo ground provides a dramatic contrast to the lighter motifs, emphasizing the mythical creatures. This masterful use of saturation highlights why blue color rugs remain highly sought after by collectors for their depth and versatility. Although small in scale, this round piece possesses significant visual weight, making it an ideal accent for a niche or display. Its dimensions categorize it perfectly among Small Scatter Size Rugs (3ft x 3ft) , offering a unique historical element suitable for framing or placement on a piece of antique furniture.

This unique runner from the 1920s captures the allure of the past. Made from fine wool, it showcases the artistry of its time. The cotton backing adds extra comfort, making it a perfect choice for bringing a touch of history to your home. Its sophisticated color palette of blue, brown, and beige ensures it blends seamlessly into various settings. For maintenance, vacuum gently and consider professional cleaning.

The inspiration for this area rug comes from 16th-century Indian carpet weavers, who created the most beautiful carpets for the royal courts of the Mogul emperors. Based on authentic Oriental designs and hand-knotted in the city of Agra.

This is an antique one-of-a-kind 9'1" x 11'3" Rectangle rug, hand knotted in wool in China in the 1920s. A striking antique multicolor jewel-tone Peking, hand-knotted in wool in China around 1920. This one-of-a-kind piece showcases an allover composition across a multicolor jewel-tone palette, and measures 9'1" x 11'3". Antique Chinese Peking carpets were hand-woven in northern China in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They are loved for their open, uncluttered fields, soft sculpted wool pile, and motifs drawn from Chinese symbolism - medallions, florals, birds and auspicious emblems. At a true room size it will anchor a living or dining room, framing a seating group or sitting comfortably under a dining table. Its multicolor palette gives you freedom to pull accent colors throughout the room. Hand-knotted from durable wool, it is made to be lived with and handed down.

The inspiration for this area rug comes from 16th-century Indian carpet weavers, who created the most beautiful carpets for the royal courts of the Mogul emperors. Based on authentic designs and hand-knotted in the traditional style.

This distinctive hand-knotted wool rug is a one-of-a-kind piece from the Chinese weaving tradition. Worked entirely by hand in wool, it carries the depth of color and gentle patina only an authentic original develops over decades. The Gray and Tan coloring reads as warm and grounding, layering beautifully with both antique and modern furnishings. Measuring approximately 3'x4', it is well suited to a bedside, nursery, or cozy reading corner. As a single original weaving, no two are alike, making it a genuine collectible for layered, design-forward interiors.

The inspiration for this area rug comes from 16th-century Indian carpet weavers, who created the most beautiful carpets for the royal courts of the Mogul emperors. Based on authentic Oriental designs and hand-knotted in the city of Agra.

A one-of-a-kind hand-knotted wool rug, this 1910-1919 Chinese antique example pairs character-rich design with rich, lived-in color. Every knot and color shift is original to the piece, hand-made in wool and never machine reproduced. Expect a tan-led palette of Tan and Orange that anchors a room while complementing wood, leather, and linen. Measuring approximately 2'x4', it is sized for an entry, home office, or accent spot. Because it is an original one-of-a-kind rug, you are buying a true collector's piece, not a repeatable print.

This exquisite vintage rug, dating back to the 1920s, is handwoven from a luxurious blend of wool and silk. Featuring an Oriental pattern, it captures a sense of history and artistry. A cotton backing enhances its durability, making it a practical addition to any space. The warm palette of brown, cobalt, and salmon effortlessly elevates your decor. For best care, vacuum without a beater bar and opt for professional cleaning when needed.

Rugs from Malayer, east of Hamadan, could be considered top quality Hamadan’s and they share similar structural aspects. This very attractive rug that will look amazing in so many different styles of room setting from modern to traditional. Colors: blues/reds/ivory/camel.

This is an antique one-of-a-kind 3'9" x 6'10" Rectangle rug, hand knotted in wool in Azerbaijan before 1900. Antique Caucasian Small Scatter Size Wool Blue Rug, Circa Date: 1890s. This exceptional example of a Caucasian weaving tradition captures the bold geometric artistry characteristic of the late 19th century, making it a highly desirable piece among antique rugs collectors. Woven in a highly functional small scatter size , this piece is perfectly suited for transitional spaces, hallways, or as an accent rug to define a specific area within a room. Its dense wool pile and robust construction speak to its enduring quality and village provenance. The palette is dominated by deep indigo and midnight hues, creating a striking field of blue color rugs that provides a powerful contrast to the vibrant terracotta, ivory, and rust tones found in the complex medallion structure. These rich, saturated colors are indicative of high-quality natural dyes used during this era. Featuring a tightly rendered geometric allover pattern composed of stacked diamonds and stylized tribal motifs, the design maintains visual energy without relying on a central medallion. This rug offers a sophisticated, enduring aesthetic that honors the rich textile heritage of the Caucasus region.