Antique Multicolor One Of A Kind Rugs

Sustainable, eco-friendly hemp is used exclusively in this area rug with a naturally green theme. Its style hints of 1920s modern with distinctive tribal references.

The rug is woven in a traditional style. Within the rug industry, this type refers to those made in specific regions. The rug has had some repairs. Colors: reds/blues/ivory/multi.

Sustainable, eco-friendly hemp is used exclusively in this area rug with a naturally green theme. Its style hints of 1920s modern with distinctive tribal references.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 3x3 antique circle rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of American hooked rugs. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will note this piece is a special find among some of the most collectible rag rugs and the earliest forms of American folk art in our field—exemplary of the hooking process and the folksy, rustic charm and boho chic beauty it yields. This rug enjoys a similar texture to Moroccan Boucherouite rugs in its construction, forming concentric rows of geometric patterns in a polychromatic colorway dominated by red, teal and black hues. The variety of colors is as alluring to the eye as the textural, tactile beauty is to the touch—all speaking to a gorgeous work of Americana and country beauty in a versatile size with vast design applications today. Condition: This antique hooked rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin—a rare and collectible piece of history for both designer and connoisseur alike.

Meet Pasargad Home Antique Collection. This rug’s handmade, hand-knotted construction adds durability to this rug, ensuring it will last for many years. Each rug is handmade with lamb's wool. With its timeless style, this rug is an elegant addition to any home decor collection.

A Beautiful and Rare Antique Mennonite American Quilt, circa date: 1860. This rare, Mennonite antique America quilt from the 1860s is a real treasure, as there are few that have survived. The Mennonites are a branch of the Amish community that broke off in the 1860s over disagreements with the Old Order Amish. The Amish are a group of Pennsylvania Dutch immigrants to America who are known for adherence to strict religious beliefs and conservative views. Their women are notably known for their skill in quilt making.

Rug & Kilim presents a 1920s vintage French tapestry that bridges the worlds of fine art and handworked wool. Handcrafted with an intricate patchwork technique, this mounted, fringed wall hanging depicts an intimate interior scene complete with a seated figure, an easel, and a window overlooking distant rolling hills. Its painterly composition is rendered in a soft polychromatic palette of ochre, sage, and terracotta, creating a collage-like effect that offers a layered sense of depth and tactile movement. Celebrated for its narrative richness and modernist sensibility, this European textile is a collectible work of craftsmanship that transforms any curated room into a private gallery.

Antique 1925 European Traditional Spanish Spanish 8'3" X 11'1" Red Rug.

A rare 4x5 antique hooked oval rug of United States’ provenance, handmade in wool and fabric , circa 1920-1930, featuring polychromatic stripes in a braided texture.Admirers of the craft will note the intricate pattern and color variation as astounding as the charm of the piece. It’s among some of the richest, most collectible works of folk art and among the earliest forms of Americana in our field, as additionally uncommon to this provenance as the unique oval size. Condition: This Antique Hooked rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1910-1920, this 2x4 textile runner is an antique saddle bag—a collectible textile once used by nomadic tribes in their daily life—an exceptional new acquisition in Rug & Kilim's distinguished collection of Central Asian nomadic masterworks.On the Design:This archaic piece of art brims with old-world charm and has a construction that is especially formidable among flatweaves. Keen eyes will note the play of rich pink, red, green, blue, black and beige-brown tones underscoring primitivist motifs. It’s a collectible piece of history and folk art alike, full of rustic charm and old world beauty. Connoisseurs may further admire the liveliness that its color variations lend the geometric patterns—an intriguing departure from traditional bag kilims of its period. A beautifully aged piece, it hosts a fine play of rustic geometric patterns in a reserved, sophisticated manner, and offers vast design applications.Condition: This antique Saddle Bag runner and textile 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.

Antique handmade rug.

Woven in India, this motley Art Deco vintage rug features a complex variety of patterns that create a harmonious layered composition. Continuous lines create constant movement as they traverse the field superseding the intricate patterns that add interest to the motley background.

Originating from India circa 1900-1910, this antique rug connotes a transitional rug of a notably rare design, enjoying a beautifully scaled pattern, fantastic yarn, and the most pleasant colors both within and accenting the prevailing in this all-over pattern. Further on the design: This particular antique rug can almost definitely be traced back to one of the major weaving workshops of turn-of-the-century India, equally as likely made for the European—or more specifically English—market, connoting the culmination of its atypical but regal beauties seldom seen in this large size, let alone in good condition for a piece of its age and lineage.

Hand-knotted in wool originating from Turkey circa 1880-1900, this antique rug connotes a regal rug style—prized among the most venerated classic weavers of the period for distinguished creations like this large-size, regal medallion pattern in equally handsome colorways and good condition. On the design: This particular play of prevailing, rich accents lends a depth and tasteful distinction to the intricacy, boasting a brilliant symmetry and sense of movement complementing the soothing tones of and the exceptional scale alike. Well suited in its size and majesty to a wide array of projects, particularly main dining rooms welcoming a classic rug both sophisticated insensibility and iconic in its origins.

This rug offers a glimpse into the artistry of traditional weaving, capturing the essence of vintage elegance. Crafted from wool, it brings a touch of warmth and sophistication to any room. The rug is floor heating safe, adding versatility to its charm.

Hand-knotted in wool, an antique 12x20 oversized Axminster rug originating from England circa 1920-1930 - now joining Rug & Kilim’s antique collection. On the Design:Connoisseurs may admire this floral rug for the versatility of its size, its character full of movement and life, thereby making it a delicious piece with limitless design applications. This particular style was often called “vase carpet” for its depiction of flower vases in a riot of colors. Keen eyes may further note a pictorial element in the design, namely a resemblance to a bird in the larger patterns at play.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 2x4 antique rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of American hooked rugs.On the Design: This collectible piece enjoys geometric patterns in a polychromatic colorway with prominent hues of pink, blue blue, gold, and beige-brown. Keen eyes will note the intricate pattern and unexpected color combinations in the particularly playful, whimsical charm of this piece—exemplary of the eclectic, more joyful nature of these rag rugs among their collectible traits. This piece is one of the most beautiful rugs we’ve curated from this style, with an equally gorgeous and unique geometric design for this craft—a one-of-a-kind beauty with country beauty and rustic charm, belonging to a distinguished weaving tradition of Americana with vast design applications today. Condition: This antique hooked rug further enjoys an overall good condition for its age and origin, with some mild wear consistent with its age and provenance.

This area rug is a classic recreation of the finest 19th-century Tabriz designs. It has been painstakingly recreated using only a blend of the finest hand-knotted Indian and New Zealand wools and vegetable dyes.

This stunning antique English carpet has a highly unusual Medieval pattern of scalloped quatrefoils and broad strapwork bands. This stunning antique rug stands in a long tradition of English needlepoint rugs going back to Elizabethan times. A highly unusual Medieval pattern of scalloped qua-trefoils linked by broad strap work bands occupies the field. Small floral designs fill the spaces within the larger pattern. A thin border provides a nice contrast to the monumental design of the field. The colors are soft, adding to the decorative effect of the design, but the dark ground provides dramatic contrast, accenting the decorative details.

Rug & Kilim presents a hand-knotted silk masterpiece from Kashan, circa 1890–1900. This regal rectangular tapestry features a rare polychromatic grid, where each compartment holds a microcosm of floral cartouches and intricate vine work. Woven with a legendary silk pile that lends a luminous, ghost-like sheen, the ivory field reveals flashes of original burgundy, navy, gold, and turquoise. This one-of-a-kind antique exemplifies the highest standards of Central weaving, offering a floor heating-safe foundation rich with history. Reflecting its storied age through scattered wear and historic repairs, it remains a peerless collectible of impeccable artistry for the discerning interior.

Hand knotted in wool and originating from Turkey circa 1880-1890, this 9x10 antique rug hails from the Ghiordes region of former Anatolia—renowned among classic and traditional rug families for a history of craftsmanship.On the Design: Admirers of the craft may appreciate this very special antique rug from the late 19th century for being not only an exceptional find from one of the most special provenances, but a rarity to find an all over Ghiordes rug of such versatile size, scale, and love in its every inch. Keen eyes will admire the border with intricate vine scrolls and the field with stripes of bright, colorful floral patterns, with an impressive range of hues. The engaging play of the beige-brown, red and gold among other tones is complemented by the regal sense of movement and depth few pieces of this size boast. This is a bold, personal antique piece; a piece of weaving history most likely from a special workshop with a deep reverence for the charm of geometric rugs—this being one of the most graceful we’ve seen. Condition:This antique Ghiordes rug enjoys good condition with some mild but consistent wear visible throughout the field and border, keeping with its age and origins.

While this hand-knotted wool antique rug originates from Russia circa 1910-1920, the Kasai rug design draws its name from the Central African river region of influence in the pattern, as less widely known but remarkable tribal rug family with similar geometry to that of Kuba, Moroccan, and varied Turkish rugs of the same period. The Prevailing red and orange hues lend a natural complement via juxtaposition to the green and blue backgrounds, offering depth in turn to the medallion pattern and a natural gravity in play with the sense of movement surrounding. Meandering tribal borders radiate with more forgiving beige-brown hues, completing the classic look ideal to a traditional rug; a welcome area rug addition to our Antique & Vintage Rug Collection ideally suited for classic interiors and playing with rich furniture. About the Collection: Antique rugs have been in Josh’s resume since he began in the industry almost 40 years ago when he was already recognized for one of the largest oriental rug collections in the United States. Each piece in the internationally recognized volume was handpicked for rarity, and of course aesthetic and beauty, now complementing one of the widest varieties of the Persian rug and Turkish rug collections with the utmost attention to individuality and care. Because of Josh’s position in the wholesale rug industry he’s been responsible for promoting a number of collections throughout history, from breathtaking signature Tabriz, Sultanabad, Kerman Lavar, Agra, and Oushak classics to the more unsung jewels of the luxury industry. Vintage has also been synonymous with who we are since our beginning, particularly for our unparalleled Kilim collection, but with the rise of Mid Century collection the term vintage carpet has become very popular—especially exciting because often times many of the vintage carpets have also been treated, washed, dyed over, sheared, and modified—and has created a very successful category. We’re especially very proud of our vintage Kilims and Turkish rugs curated for our expansive collection of both area rugs and runners alike. Rug & Kilim maintains our own facilities for cleaning and restoration exclusively for carpets we’ve sold to ensure their lasting beauty and care long about a piece leaves our collection.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 2x3 antique rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of American hooked rugs.On the Design: This collectible piece features abstract patterns with a polychromatic colorway particularly favoring hues of beige-brown, red, green, and pink. Keen eyes will admire the shaggy texture and lively persona of this style that defines the rarity and charm of this piece. This is one of the most remarkable rugs we’ve curated from this style, with an equally gorgeous and unique design for this craft. The look is eclectic and immersive like few of its period—a collectible rug, yet comfortable and teeming with folksy delight in its many unique beauties. Condition: This antique hooked rug further enjoys an overall good condition for its age and origin, with some mild wear consistent with its age and provenance.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 2x3 antique rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of American hooked rugs.On the Design: Admirers of the craft will note this piece is a special find among some of the most collectible rag rugs and the earliest forms of American folk art in our field—exemplary of the hooking process in the folksy, rustic charm and boho chic beauty it yields. This collectible piece enjoys geometric patterns in a polychromatic colorway with prominent hues of green, pink, yellow, blue, and black. Keen eyes will appreciate the particularly retro, almost mid-century modern look and feel in this piece’s unique sense of geometry—evocative of early minimalist principles, though its colors speak to maximalism. The variety of colors is as alluring to the eye as the textural, tactile beauty is to the touch—all speaking to a gorgeous work of Americana and country beauty in a versatile size with vast design applications today. Condition: This antique hooked rug further enjoys an overall good condition for its age and origin, with some mild wear consistent with its age and provenance.

Being over 100 years old. this artisan antique masterpiece, made in, is truly a part of history. Hand-knotted using natural materials and vegetable dyes is the reason by it able to withstand so much over so long, growing more and more beautiful with age. A unique patina of wear over the years makes it truly one of a kind, meant to be enjoyed for many more years. As with all our rugs, this rug has been professionally cleaned, though some slight discoloration may still exist. Being handmade the rug may not be perfectly rectangular, or evenly straight throughout the rug.

Rug & Kilim presents antique hand-knotted wool rug, a powerful exemplar of the Lori weaving tradition from the Zagros Mountains. Originating circa 1920–1930, this rectangular piece features a rhythmic dance of geometric medallions and stylized floral motifs across an inky midnight-black field. A vibrant palette of terra-cotta red, warm tan, and cream is framed by a sophisticated cerulean blue border, showcasing totemic botanical motifs. Boasting a lustrous, thick pile that is safe for floor heating, this rugged floor covering bridges tribal symbolism with authentic ethnographic art. Its visceral energy and storied history make it a deeply personal addition to any curated space.

Rug & Kilim presents a turn-of-the-century masterpiece from Kashan, hand-knotted in rare silk with a luminous natural sheen. This circa 1890-1900 rectangular runner features an intricate Tree of Life amidst a complex garden of flowing vines and floral sprays. Rendered in soft silver tones with whispers of burgundy, navy, and chocolate, the curvaceous arabesques create a regal, soft-focus dimension. Designed for the most discerning collectors, this one-of-a-kind Persian treasure exhibits the impeccable density of a true textile antique. While safe for floor heating, its historic artistry and storied wear make it an equally sublime candidate for wall display.

Sustainable, eco-friendly hemp is used exclusively in this area rug with a naturally green theme. Its style hints at the 1920s modern with distinctive tribal references.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating circa 1900-1920, this 13x13 antique Turkish Ghiordes rug is a striking example of early 20th-century textile artistry. Part of Rug & Kilim's collection, it reflects a prestigious, historic monument that honors classical Turkish motifs through a rare and expansive square composition.This antique Ghiordes rug is far more than a floor covering; it is an expansive, hand-knotted floral universe contained within a rare 13x13 square format. The design decoding centers on a hypnotic "infinite garden" lattice, where the weaver has eschewed a central medallion in favor of a rhythmic, all-over field. Look closely at the vertical columns: they are defined by sweeping, willow-like pillars in a muted sage, which act as architectural trellises for a lush explosion of stylized palmettes and rosettes.The polychromatic color theory is a masterclass in Turkish weaving and design. A deep, soulful slate blue serves as the atmospheric backdrop, allowing the fiery madder reds and soft dusty rose petals to practically glow from the surface. The Ghiordes technical heritage shines through in the sharp, crystalline outlines of the vinework – a hallmark of a region historically celebrated for producing rugs of royal caliber. Over a century of history has bestowed a velvety, distressed patina upon the wool, softening the high-energy palette into a weathered, aristocratic landscape. This unique square format provides a monumental geometric stability, making it the ultimate high-concept anchor for a room that demands both grand scale and storied, soulful grit.

This is a one-of-a-kind vintage antique rug. This historic rug was woven between 1890 and 1950. Each has a contemporary flair for color, alongside their transitional and tribal patterns. Each rug was curated in the 1960s to be preserved as part of a private collection, now available for purchase.

Recreations of classic 17th,18th, and 19th-century European Tapestries. It is hand-knotted, using the finest of wools, to create tomorrow's antiques.

A 4'5" x 6'2" antique rug connoting a rare Kayseri design, hand-knotted in all silk originating from Turkey circa 1920-1930. Enjoy a unique pallet including prevalent green and gold hues, as well as uncommon pictorial references. On the design: The silk’s natural sheen fabulously complements the dramatic sense of movement and portrait-like symmetry this antique Kayseri rug exemplifies. Connoisseurs will note an intriguing array of animals surrounding the regal medallion, strongly resembling the grandeur of Persian hunting depictions. A masterful piece for its lineage with a distinguished play of bold and elegant colors in a brilliant drawing. On the condition: Further enjoying good condition for its age and origin as well as a versatile size. Particularly well suited to entryways, wide hallways, bedrooms, and studies welcoming this celebrated style.

Antique handmade rug.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 3x3 rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of antique hooked rugs.On the Design: This collectible piece enjoys geometric patterns in the field in play of polychromatic colors, though red, green, and blue tones are most notable. Keen eyes will note an intricate pattern and color variations as astounding as the charm of this piece. Admirers of the craft know hooked rugs among some of the richest, most collectible works of folk art and among the earliest forms of Americana in our field, each with one-of-a-kind beauty, rustic charm and a distinct texture that lives beautifully in modern spaces.Condition:This antique hooked rug has some wear, mainly in its borders where some fraying is visible.

This 1x3 antique hooked rug is an exceptional addition to Rug & Kilim's collection of American hooked rug and folk art designs—an exemplar of early 20th century geometric designs in its provenance, made with hand-hooked wool and originating within the United States, circa 1920s.On the Design: This antique hooked rug exemplifies the emerging modernist sensibilities that began influencing American decorative arts in the early 20th century. Admirers of the craft will appreciate the sophisticated concentric rectangle design that demonstrates remarkable restraint and geometric precision rarely seen in hooked rugs of this period. The design reflects the growing influence of European modernism on American decorative arts, particularly the principles of the Bauhaus and Art Deco movements that were beginning to reach American shores. The colorway features predominantly earth tones—--rich chocolate brown outer border that transitions through salmon pink to golden beige, with a central rectangular motif in warm amber. This gradient effect creates visual depth and movement despite the strictly geometric format. Its geometric design and color relationships make it exceptionally versatile for contemporary interiors, demonstrating how the most forward-thinking designs of earlier eras maintain their relevance and visual impact across changing design epochs.Condition: This antique hooked rug has been given a new canvas backing, and further enjoys an overall good condition for its age and origin, with some mild wear consistent with its age and provenance.

The rich history of handmade French Savonnerie Carpets started in the 1600s, where production began at the behest of Henry IV, upon establishing artisan workshops in the Louvre. Savonnerie carpets weaving was moved to workshops outside Paris, in an abandoned soap factory, hence the name "Savonnerie" was born. The earliest production of Savonneries was referred to as "Louis XIII carpets", with traits similar to carpets from the orient. Savonnerie rugs were woven exclusively for palaces, with production directed by top artists of the royal courts! As each new king came to power, carpet designs would mirror their artistic expressions. The period of greatness for Savonnerie flourished between 1650 and 1789. During the French Revolution, the manufacturing of Savonnerie moved to the prestigious Gobelins factory in Paris, a royal weaving center for tapestries, renowned worldwide, for its quality. Many of these original period works are on display at fine museums or in the hands of private collectors worldwide. Today, skilled weavers use the same techniques used by the revered craftsmen of France. Woven in China under the supervision of French artisans these magnificent carpets are recreated down to the last detail. Each Savonnerie rug is painstakingly hand-woven utilizing the finest Dyes & wools on a cotton foundation in the historic Savonnerie tradition.

Here is a dynamic and energetic vintage carpet, a mid-century piece designed by artist Georgette Owens. Practically bursting with dynamism, this exciting composition is evocative of the abstract expressionist movement, a mid-twentieth century development in the art world that began in New York City and was felt around the world. Stressing the beauty and complexity of the abstract over the concrete, the abstract expressionists pioneered a style in which bold splashes of color serve as the primary focus of a work. What one gets out if it is up to that individual, and not to the artist. In this beautiful mid-century carpet, a veritable explosion of colors are reds, oranges, yellows, blues, and many more are arranged in a careful manner, in which each color ends as another begins. Further, composition-ally, this carpet is effectively divided into three positions, as a triptych. This medieval composition combined with the unmistakable mid-century vibrancy of the carpet makes it a compelling and exciting example.

Rug & Kilim presents a rare and character-rich antique Agra rug, handwoven in a blend of wool and cotton circa 1920. A striking example of Indian village weaving, this piece features a playful geometric composition in a time-faded palette of salmon pink, ivory, and gold. Structured panels filled with tribal motifs create a quiet narrative, while rhythmic borders of checkerboard and triangular patterns lend an architectural rhythm. The gentle abrashed tones evoke an inviting warmth, transforming this folk-art treasure into a versatile centerpiece for the modern home. Safe for floor heating, it offers both decorative charm and a storied historical legacy.

Antique handmade rug.

Sustainable, eco-friendly hemp is used exclusively in this area rug with a naturally green theme. Its style hints at 1920s modern with distinctive tribal references.

Rug & Kilim presents antique Bakhtiari rug, a hand-knotted wool masterpiece from circa 1880–1890. This lyrical rectangular artifact serves as a lush window into a pastoral paradise, featuring a highly stylized forest across a serene beige-yellow field. A garden of tulips and blossoms in scarlet, aqua, and soft pink is brought to life by a mirrored assembly of robins and cardinals—joyful omens of prosperity. Framed by a stately forest-green border, this rare pictorial treasure combines 19th-century detail with a floor heating-safe construction. Its luminous pile and soulful artistry offer a timeless blend of historical provenance and enduring decorative appeal for a refined interior.

This circa-1850 vintage silk Samarkand rug consists of an elaborate all-over design of floral motifs and arabesques in shades of pink, yellow and inky blue against a field of abashed red. A muted blue border with floral abstractions completes the look of the 19th-century vintage carpet. The vintage Oriental carpets from Kashgar, Yarkand, and Khotan in the Chinese occupied Autonomous Region of Sinkiang are collectively known as Samarkands - lands of arid steppes, deserts, and mountain ranges traversed for thousands of years by caravans of merchants and traders from China to Western Europe along the Silk Route. Vintage oriental rugs from this region are typically rendered in glossy wool, occasionally embellished with richly brocaded silk and metal thread. Unlike Persian antique area rugs with their reds and blues, Samarkand carpets have soft colors with startling additions: magenta with acid green, peachy beige with brown, saffron yellow with lacquer red, bone with brown or slate blue.

Belonging to the 1920s, a 7’8” x 10’ antique Hereke masterpiece of a rug joins Rug & Kilim’s coveted antique and vintage collection. Featuring a central beige-yellow medallion on an abashed salmon pink backdrop, this hand-knotted rug witnesses a scintillating floral pattern in rich tones of blue and red. The inner corners showcase an aristocratic design in tints of blue, yellow, and beige for a subtle highlight. Thriving in good condition, a gracious choice for dining rooms, drawing rooms, living rooms, and elaborate study rooms amongst the wide array of applications.

A late 19th-century Caucasian rug, the black field with an allover lattice design of rows of atypical botehs in red and gold within a narrow blue geometric floral motif border. A specialist rug dealer in oriental and western rugs and carpets, Doris Leslie Blau’s impressive collection of Antique rugs includes rare Turkish, Persian, and Indian masterpieces, many of which date back to the Medieval Age. Some of these rugs are so rare that no more than a few exist in the entire world.

Khotan, (Hotan). An ancient oasis stop on the Silk Road was an eastern center of trade for carpets that made their way to the west.

Being over 100 years old. this artisan antique masterpiece, made in, is truly a part of history. Hand-knotted using natural materials and vegetable dyes is the reason by it able to withstand so much over so long, growing more and more beautiful with age. A unique patina of wear over the years, makes it truly one of a kind, meant to be enjoyed for many more years. As with all our rugs, this rug has been professionally cleaned, though some slight discoloration may still exist. Being handmade the rug may not be perfectly rectangular, or evenly straight throughout the rug.

A rare 4x5 antique hooked oval rug of United States’ provenance, handmade in wool and fabric , circa 1920-1930, featuring polychromatic stripes in a braided texture.Admirers of the craft will note the intricate pattern and color variation as astounding as the charm of the piece. It’s among some of the richest, most collectible works of folk art and among the earliest forms of Americana in our field, as additionally uncommon to this provenance as the unique oval size. Condition: This Antique Hooked rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.