Burgundy Vintage One Of A Kind Rugs

Calligraphy rugs with Vibrant tones, exotic hues and artistic patterns to offer something unique for every room. Hand-knotted weaving techniques by master craftsmen to craft intricate calligraphy art, These soft high quality luxury art rugs are made by Persian craftsmen. These hand-knotted carpet reflect the skill of carpet weavers, who knit only the best materials to create impressive calligraphic art. Made from 100% wool these rugs radiate comfort and luxury. Exceptional design, exclusive color combination and cozy elegance - these Persian carpets impart spiritual elegance to any home decor plan.

Rug & Kilim presents a soulful, storied relic of Central Asian heritage with this vintage Balisht tribal rug. Hand-knotted in wool circa 1950-1960, this antique textile—once a functional nomadic treasure—reflects the restrained sophistication of Baluch weaving. A rich field of deep red and near-black hosts repeating registers of hooked geometric motifs, while sparing accents of ivory and orange provide a quiet dynamism. Admirers of the craft will appreciate the architectural precision and symbolic rhythm of this one-of-a-kind piece. Ready for the floor and safe for heated environments, it brings a visceral sense of nomadic history to any distinguished interior.

This gorgeous decorative rug brings you a sophisticated look with a modern soft color choice. With a symphony of florals, vines, and latticework detailing, this beautiful rug brings warmth and life to any room. This one-of-a-kind rug is handmade and hand-knotted in Afghanistan by master weavers from handspun lambswool and their durable hand-knotted construction ensures this product will last for years to come.

Vintage handwoven Persian Mahal rug featuring an ornate floral design on a brick-red field.

This artisan handwoven vintage masterpiece, made in Caucasia, is truly a part of history. Its strong foundation allows it to survive the tests of time, 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.

Handwoven in wool originating from Turkey between 1950-1960, this vintage mid-century flat-weave rug represents one of the most visually unique lines to join Rug & Kilim’s collection, a distinct layering of 1950s flatweaves creating a look both conversational and versatile. Enjoying bold, rich red geometry inspiring moods of Tulu and even Swedish rug patterns, the juxtaposition of the darker red and green against the lighter, more playful hues of the background flat-weave plays off the same visually striking play of pattern, a juxtaposition of the inviting, soothing striped pattern that almost frames the more outstanding geometry like a statement, dually Classic and artisan in the approach. The total portrait created is so conversational and collectible, while still lending a fabulous and approachable complement to a variety of interiors in this versatile size befitting a range of discerning design projects, easy to design around while still offering character and arresting quality.

Handwoven in wool and originating from France circa 1950-1960, this 3x4 vintage tapestry is a signed collectible from the Aubusson adaptations of works by German artist August Macke—this particular design entitled “Tightrope Walker”. On the Design:An embodiment of expressionist verve, this Macke original depicts a scene of a tightrope walker performing in a circus for a group of onlookers. The warm, saturated hues of orange, brown, and yellow are particularly evocative in their intense, non-naturalist use, and have been coupled with a sharp geometric approach to construct the pictorials. Admirers of the craft will especially enjoy the fabulous life and richness this tapestry has to it, perfectly capturing painterly sensibilities and an avant-gardist approach to artworks. Condition:This tapestry further enjoys great condition for its age and origin—an extremely collectible work. Ideally for exclusive use in wall-hanging projects and similar applications.

With understated palettes and all-over designs, the rugs in the Mogul collection will bring timeless sophistication to any room. Influenced by a spectrum of Turkish, Indian, and Persian designs, the artisans who handweave these wool rugs imbue craftsmanship and enduring traditions into every piece.

Handwoven in wool, circa 1950-1960, this 2×4 vintaGe AfGhan tribal kilim, is a collectible tribal piece that may have been used as table covers in nomadic daily life, much similar to Persian sofreh Kilims.On the DesiGn: DrawinG on AfGhan tribal sensibilities, this archaic piece of art exhibitinG an old-world charm has a construction that is especially formidable amonG kilims, and it’s aGed beautifully in kind. As a likely table runner, this AfGhan’s construction is especially formidable amonG flatweaves, and it’s aGed beautifully in kind. DrawinG on Baluch tribal sensibilities, this archaic piece of art exhibitinG an old-world charm, features a polychromatic colorway. Connoisseurs may further admire the subtle sense of movement that its color variations lend the Geometry—a subdued, but intriGuinG departure from traditional area ruGs of its period. It’s a fine play of rustic Geometric motifs and stripes in a reserved, sophisticated manner, and its size offers vast desiGn applications, makinG it well suited to wall-hanGinG tapestry projects and other decorative purposes.Condition: This vintaGe AfGhan tribal kilim enjoys Good condition for its aGe and oriGin. It is a very collectible piece, ready for the floor and size is also well suited to wall-hanGinG tapestry projects and other decorative purposes.

Beautiful and finely woven antique Persian Kashan rug, country of origin: Persia, this inscribed semi-antique Persian carpet features an incomparable medallion-and-pendant cartoon spread over an immense palace-sized field. The distinctive offered composition focuses on a superb novel medallion embellished with re-curving calyces and undulating ribbons. An expanse of spiraling vine scrolls adorns the fiery brick-colored ground that encircles the stunning medallion and cuts into the decorative inner borders, which are filled with a lush network of millennium forests that complement the superlative borders. Ogival arches and ornamental niches give the regal composition an architectural formality infused with Persian geometry. The expansive field of this beautiful semi-antique Persian Kashan rug is framed by outstanding flower head borders that are drawn with an extraordinary level of finesse and detail. Subtle color changes, minute outlines, and expert compositional details exaggerate the extreme beauty of this rug from Kashan.

Kilims and hand-knotted rugs without the pile. Knotted by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Generally knotted on horizontal looms, this technique produces crisp geometrical designs. Being lighter in weight and softer to the touch than traditional pile carpets, Kilims were also used as sofa covers, drapes, pillows, table covers, and wall hangings as tapestries and insulation from the extreme cold.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating circa 1950-1960, this 4x7 vintage rug is a sophisticated addition to Rug & Kilim’s collection of mid-century distressed Turkish rugs. On the Design:The rug features an all-over pattern of stylized floral medallions and intricate botanical scrolls set within a repeating lattice. The most distinguishing feature is the muted, earthy palette that emphasizes a rhythmic harmony across the field.The design is rendered in a soft play of madder red, charcoal, and dusty rose against a weathered beige-brown ground. Framing the field is a series of layered floral borders that mirror the complexity of the central medallions, providing a structured architectural frame. To achieve such a submersive, tonal look is an exemplary trait of this design—offering limitless applications in both contemporary lofts and classic master suites. Condition: This vintage Turkish rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin. Its pile height has been lowered, which creates the “distressed” look and feel of its texture.

Hand-knotted in wool, oriGinatinG from Turkey circa 1950-1960, this 2x3 vintaGe Gift-sized ruG is one of a very special set of twins from an exceptional mid-century curation of Oushak ruGs new to RuG & Kilim’s collection. On the DesiGn: Connoisseurs will admire this personal vintaGe accent ruG meant to catch the eye, yet still so atypical in its color and desiGn choices that are so complementary to each other makinG it a comfortable, and invitinG piece. Particularly special is the rich saturated color, where a mulberry burGundy red and turquoise blue tones are amonG the stars that underscore a play of medallion Geometric patterns. There’s an exceptional yarn at work here, and some of the most delicious and vibrant colors alike for a tribal shabby-chic work of its period. Furthermore, there’s a subtle element of distress in the texture that only adds to the charm of the piece, which is amonG the most modern-minded mid-century Oushak ruGs we’ve seen of its provenance—let alone of its versatile size as well. Condition: Both vintaGe Oushak ruGs further enjoy Great condition for their aGe with only mild wear consistent with aGe, and are ready for the floor.

Handwoven in a wool flatweave circa 1960-1970, this 7x7 vintage square rug from China features geometric patterns in orange, red and black tones with a notable inspiration from mid-century Scandinavian rug designs. On The Design:Orange, red and black tones underscore the geometric patterns at play, enjoying an abstract look and sense of dimension over beige-brown undertones in field and border alike. One of the many arts of this piece is the variety of colors, and the smart way they’re used to lend such a playful sense of movement in the focal point of the rug. Admirers of the craft will appreciate this as a special and collectible piece, clearly inspired by some of the more bold works of the Swedish textile renaissance—a gorgeous square piece for floor and wall-hanging projects alike. Condition: This vintage square rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

A Gabbeh is a handmade Persian rug, traditionally woven by Qashqai and Luri weavers in Iran. These rugs are and were simple, whimsical, or modern in design, often using geometric and stylized human, animal, and plant forms. The word Gabbeh translates closely to "unfinished" or "unclipped." Originally, these rugs were woven for the weavers' use with the pile left much longer than normal rugs. They were sometimes used as sleeping rugs. Most of the recent Gabbehs are filled with color, with the weavers' creativity being given free rein. There is nothing subtle or understated about them. The beauty of these rugs is their unmistakable uniqueness. I had one Gabbeh with a herd of camels, another with only a few simple trees. I remember one in particular that had wine glasses positioned right next to the humans on the rug! Some Gabbehs will have small animal figures whimsically placed throughout the field. You may see a simple rendition of the Tree of Life design, camels crossing the desert, a stylized sunset, or the colors of the ocean, with each rug having its own individual qualities. A few of the more daring pieces have no design at all, with only wool quality and variegation of color dictating the design elements. One of the most important factors influencing the beauty of any rug is its colors. Some of the most magnificent color creations have been and are being achieved on a regular basis in the contemporary production of Persian Gabbehs. Jewel tones abound, and old-school dyeing techniques have been given new life. With their simple design elements, they are perfectly suited for modern interiors. Additionally, they can be easily incorporated into most eclectic decorating schemes and work well with traditional Persian tribal rugs if the colors are in agreement. This is not a rug recommended for a formal room. If the moods and colors are in harmony and it pleases you, that is the bottom line. Gabbeh rugs are woven in villages of settled tribal groups, many of them descendants of Turkic-speaking peoples. The most prolific producers of Gabbeh are the Qashqai, famous for their love of color. The best Gabbehs, woven with lustrous hand-spun Persian wool, come from the areas near the Zagros Mountains in Southern Iran. The creation of these rugs is most often done in the home, each one a unique and splendid presentation of the weavers' art. Gabbeh rugs in the past were never given their due by the old-school rug merchants. The dealers of yesteryear often disregarded these beautiful, simple rugs as crude and unrefined. It was only recently (within the last ten to fifteen years) that any interest was expressed for these rugs at all. Now they are much more widely recognized for their beauty and charm with a renaissance of new production which became available when the embargo on Persian rugs was lifted at the beginning of the last decade.

Handwoven in wool and originating from France circa 1950-1960, this 4×6 vintage tapestry is a signed collectible from the mid-century Aubusson works of French weaver Jean Lurcat. On the design: “L’Homme” translates to “The Man” from French and is an apt name for the piece inspired by the central pictorial element of this tapestry. This tapestry showcases Lurçat's signature style, blending figurative and abstract elements with a rich, earthy color palette. The central figure, rendered in golden hues, emerges organically from a densely woven background of stylized foliage. Lurçat's mastery of form is evident in how the human shape integrates with the surrounding vegetation, creating a composition that speaks to the interconnectedness of man and nature. The tapestry's background features patterns of leaves and branches in deep grays, browns, and muted reds. At the base, an undulating pattern provides a strong visual foundation, adding a subtle geometric element that contrasts with the organic forms above. This interplay between structure and fluidity is a hallmark of Lurçat's work during this period. It’s a masterpiece with striking detail for its construction, with a fabulous sense of whimsy and presence for any space—a true collector’s piece to be treasured. Condition: This vintage Aubusson tapestry further enjoys great condition for its age and origin—an extremely collectible work. Ideally for exclusive use in wall-hanging projects and similar applications.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating from Morocco circa 1950-1960, this 6x9 vintage rug is a rare and among the most exciting new additions to Rug & Kilim’s mid-century curations from the region.On the Design: This vintage Moroccan rug is a beautiful riot of rhythm and color, and an example of tribal sensibilities rendered through a tightly packed checkerboard motif. It features alternating squares in red, pumpkin orange, gray, and warm beige tones to create a hypnotic visual experience. The repeated pattern feels almost pixelated, yet entirely organic—each square slightly irregular, vibrating with human touch. Wool tufts protrude with a tactile lushness, enhancing the sense of movement as light and shadow dance across its surface. A standout in any modern or bohemian space, this rug balances chaos and order in an utterly captivating way. Condition: This vintage Moroccan rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Original Persian Tabriz Handmade and hand-knotted in Tabriz Iran Hand-Spun Wool Rug Vegetable Dyed Over-Dyed This rug has a dense, soft pile, and excellent quality, to ensure that you will enjoy the look and feel of your rug for years to come

This traditional rug with updated colors and styling is hand-knotted using the finest 100% lamb's wool. Each rug is finished with the patina that gives this rug an authentic Serapi look. Featured are a variety of soft earth tones and rustic colors. The beauty and clarity of this design will enhance any interior decor.

Rug & Kilim presents a masterwork of mid-century Scandinavian design: a 1960s vintage Swedish Rya rug hand-knotted in lush, high-pile wool. This one-of-a-kind rectangular treasure features a structured grid of garnet and crimson tiles, offering a rhythmic, tonal exploration of saturated reds. Delicate ivory chevron accents punctuate the pattern like falling snow, creating a clean, graphic contrast against the dense shag texture. Highly dimensional and floor-heating safe, this heritage piece delivers both a soulful vintage narrative and a sophisticated, architectural energy. It stands as a sublime example of the Rya tradition, balancing geometric precision with luxurious, tactile comfort.

Hand-knotted in wool from China circa 1950-1960, a vintage art deco rug joined rug and kilim’s antique and vintage collection. Drawing on 1920s style in mid-century quality with delicious wool of lustrous appeal, the rug features an enticing floral pattern in gold, green and blue against a rich red background that further complements the subtle textural sensibilities. A commanding, regal piece attracting appreciation, idyllic for well elegant living rooms and similar prestigious projects.

First introduced by Stephanie Odegard in 1987, Odegard revolutionized the world of hand-knotted luxurious contemporary carpets. With an unrivaled commitment to quality and sophisticated design, Odegard Carpets has been at the leading edge of modern carpet production for decades. All Odegard Carpets are unique, starting with carefully selected Himalayan wool, which is hand-carded and hand-spun by Tibetan and Nepalese craftspeople, using centuries-old techniques. Odegard Carpets production strictly adheres to the highest standards of eco and social responsibility, raising the standard of living for thousands of artisan weavers in Nepal.

Made with hand-knotted wool and originating in the early 20th century, this 15x22 antique Persian rug is a rare and exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim’s Antique collection. On the Design: Keen eyes will appreciate the play of medallion and open field, where the rich red underscores the large-scale geometric medallion enclosed in a thick, finely-detailed border. The natural sense of depth of the medallion pattern brings out both the natural, regal character of the design in kindred hues of rich red, blue, and pink, as well as the meticulous accenting hues of a grayish blue against the prevailing colorway. The construction hosts a lustrous wool that brings out the texture and finesse of this rare regal piece. Admirers of the craft will note the design influence of Turkish Isparta rugs in this one-of-a-kind, highly-collectible piece. Condition: This antique Isparta rug further enjoys good condition. Ready for the floor.

Offered is a gorgeous Persian Bakhtiari area rug. The luxurious hand-knotted pile is made from very fine lamb's wool and features a traditional Bakhtiari motif throughout. Handmade hand-knotted lamb's wool on a cotton foundation.

Add a fresh accent to your home with this new rug. This rug is inspired by timeless. This magnificent rug is crafted using a hand-knotted construction with the softest pile by talented artisans of Turkey and will show beautifully for years. This rug is a versatile, stylish, and environmentally conscientious choice as it is made from 100% natural fibers.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating from Morocco circa 1950-1960, this 4x6 vintage Moroccan rug is an extremely rare piece like so few of its provenance. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will note what an exceptional find this Shabby Elegance piece is for any period, especially considering the typically small, narrow looms of many tribal weavers. A notable presence of polychromatic tones underscores a bold, graphic sense of drama and gravity in the boho chic design. This piece enjoys a lush high pile with primitivist Berber diamond medallion and geometric patterns. Keen eyes will further admire its healthy pile—exemplary of tribal rugs from this provenance and their textural appeal.This in tandem with the general attention to detail and sheer personal nature likely connotes a very special piece, and the work of many weavers. It’s a gorgeous work of the primitivist Berber tradition, and an exemplar of all nomadic folk art as well. A gracious carpet with a cultured personality, well suited for a wide array of decor possibilities. Condition: This vintage Moroccan rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Kilims and hand-knotted rugs without the pile. Knotted by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands to produce a flat surface with no pile. Generally knotted on horizontal looms, this technique produces crisp geometrical designs. Being lighter in weight and softer to the touch than traditional pile carpets, Kilims were also used as sofa covers, drapes, pillows, table covers, and wall hangings as tapestries and insulation from the extreme cold.

Oushak in Western Turkey has been a powerhouse of decorative carpet production since the early Ottoman years dating back to the 14th century. Antique, Vintage, vintage, or new, these masterpieces have been sought after by interior designers to decorate European and American interiors.

The artistry of traditional rug-making with this Bokhara area rug, a true testament to timeless craftsmanship. Its intricate patterns and rich hues make it a stunning centerpiece for any room. Crafted from wool, this rug offers a soft texture underfoot while showcasing a design that echoes the elegance of the past. Perfect for adding warmth and character to your living space, this rug is more than just a floor covering—it's a piece of art.

An American rag rug has four columns of dense red stripes with subtle blue, brown, and orange stripes intermixed overall. Vintage area rug hooking in the present form might have developed in North America. The story likes to repeat itself, thus primarily this humble craft constituted the domain of the poor. About 1830, when weaving centers began producing machine-made carpets for the rich, the trend for floor coverings arose in the United States. Less wealthy had to use their skill and imagination to transform whatever they had into valid utilitarian objects. Having no access to thrums, resourceful American women took all kinds of fabric remnants and created imaginative and beautiful American hand-hooked wool rugs. Burlap was the most popular material for the backing of antique native American rugs as old grain sacks were made of it and farmers had plenty of hemp fabric practically off charge.

Mashad Floral medallion or allover design is one of the most representing categories of Persian carpets. Mashad rugs are typically formal and most suitable for a Traditional home setting and very consistent with the classical architecture. Mashad rugs also can be a statement maker in your modern home living room, dining room or family room where you have simple modern furniture. A Mashad allover carpet without medallion would be more appropriate .

Hand-knotted in wool, this 5x7 vintage Turkish rug circa 1950-1960, features floral patterns in subtle pastel tones across the dark blue field.On the Design:From a new curation of exciting vintage pieces, this Turkish rug features a dark blue field underscore the many architectural floral patterns—a refreshing and fabulous play of traditional Oriental Turkish rug design and a modern air that has vast applications. Connoisseurs will admire this traditional design with floral patterns in maximized versions of the rich, time-honored colors they capture. Keen eyes for detail will love this subversive way to approach a traditional design, while anyone can appreciate its unique classic look, detail, movement and phenomenal range of colors in kind. To achieve such a submersive, complementary look in this unique way is an exemplary trait in this design—with limitless interior design applications today.Condition:This vintage Turkish rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin, with a particular wash giving it its distinct texture and color.

This vintage Moroccan rug dates to 1955 and is hand-woven out of wool. The quality of the wool used in Moroccan rugs is well-known and why they are very durable. The carpet’s colours, beige, black, orange, red, and yellow, have retained their vibrancy despite the passage of years, and the orange of the main field remains striking. The carpet’s pattern contains traditional, tribal geometric motifs. Its handcrafted nature is also apparent in the irregularity of some of these motifs – a sure mark of authenticity. From versatile flatweaves to shaggy hand-knotted area rugs or runners, Moroccan rugs are both decorative and functional. They are valued for their technical qualities, expert use of fibres, great tensile strength, and abrasion resistance. Without a doubt, the original tribal Moroccan rugs from the Doris Leslie Blau collection bring character and a touch of worldliness to an interior.

Add a fresh accent to your home with this new rug. This rug is inspired by timeless, traditional designs. This magnificent rug is crafted using a hand-knotted construction with the softest pile by talented artisans of Afghanistan and will show beautifully for years. This rug is a versatile, stylish, and environmentally conscientious choice as it is made from 100% natural fibers.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating from Morocco circa 1950-1960, this 4x6 vintage rug is a rare and among the most exciting new additions to Rug & Kilim’s mid-century curations from the region.On the Design: The mesmerizing all-over pattern features reciprocal geometric motifs in deep burgundy and cream that create a powerful rhythm across the ivory field. The sophisticated border combines coral, golden yellow, and pink in geometric progression that frames the central design. This mid-20th century piece exemplifies the superior Berber weaving traditions, where interlocking geometric patterns creates visual complexity through repetition. The ivory field provides a luminous backdrop that amplifies the contrast between the burgundy and cream triangular forms. Strategic placement of coral accent elements within select triangles add accents that prevent monotonous repetition while maintaining overall geometric discipline. The border demonstrates exceptional design hierarchy with alternating colors creating a transitional design between the intense central pattern and surrounding space. Condition: This vintage Moroccan rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

This circa-1940 vintage colorful Moroccan rug features an all-over pattern of intersecting geometric shapes in shades of red, black, and white. The structured but non-linear design is perfect as an abstract, modernist statement. Vintage rugs have been woven by the indigenous people of Morocco since the Paleolithic Era. Traditionally, Moroccan rugs have been woven by tribal peoples for their utility rather than for decorative purposes. Moroccan beautiful rugs experienced a growth in popularity in the West with mid-century modern designers - such as Le Corbusier - who paired the thick piled Berber antique carpets with their sleek furniture. Many of these Berber carpets are woven by the Beni Ourain peoples from the Rif Mountains near Taza. Colors vary from neutral shades to bright, eye-catching hues, with designs ranging from ordered geometric shapes to a more free-form pattern. Part of the appeal to the modernists is the primitivism in the carpets, making them fit wonderfully with modernist themes. From versatile flatweaves to shaggy hand-knotted area rugs or runners, Moroccan rugs are both decorative and functional. They are valued for their technical qualities, expert use of fibers, great tensile strength, and abrasion resistance. Without a doubt, the original tribal Moroccan rugs from the Doris Leslie Blau collection bring character and a touch of worldliness to an interior.

The Anatolian plateau is where the weaving of oriental carpets originated. Rich in tradition and pride, each of the villages of the area produced a certain design and colors that the neighbors rarely copied. These antiques were largely illustrated in historical European paintings. Their bold geometrical designs and soft colors made them favorites of interior designers.

Handcrafted luxury with timeless design, each Via Como rug is a statement piece, blending rich texture, bold artistry, and enduring quality

A rare antique hand-hooked rug of German provenance, handmade in wool circa 1920-1940. The piece seems to draw inspiration from Persian masterpieces, recapturing Herati and floral patterns in this seldom-seen palace size. The richest burgundy hosts an equally distinguished play of black, purple, and beige-brown hues of meticulous detail and grandeur. Keen eyes will admire other playful colorway accents in the florals, further testament to a deft hand in provenance. A glorious collectible piece of an equally coveted background and beauty. Currently under restoration for minor wear consistent with ageready for the floor upon request.

Although small and inconspicuous, Joshagan is among the most important weaving centers in all of former. Located a hundred and forty kilometers north of Esfhn, Joshagan, also called Maymeh, is the place boasting the longest continuous tradition of weaving high-quality woolen carpets. Joshagan rugs are made of the finest wool on the cotton foundation with the application of the asymmetrical knot resulting in an exceptionally durable and tender pile which is a sheer pleasure to look at and to walk on. They are available in a wide variety of sizes, from small to larger pieces, however, the vast majority of them can be found in the medium-size range. Joshagan rugs, just like Bakhtiari rugs, constitute the essence of the top-notch craftsmanship which is not as well-known as creations from Tbriz or Kermn yet intriguing and absolutely one-of-a-kind.When seeking a traditional, high-quality rug, antique Joshagan rugs exemplify tradition, beauty, and workmanship in every way. These rugs often serve as some of the oldest examples of tapestry in the world, and tapestries generally become more valuable over time. These high quality rugs serve as a tangible demonstration of the history and culture of rug creation.

A Kashn designed, hand-knotted rug. Features a fine wool & silk and was made in Persia.

Get ready to fall in love with our vintage Bakhtiari handwoven tribal rug! This tribal Nomadic Persian and Turkish piece is red with ivory accents. The Bakhtiari design and 13'6" x 18'7" size make this vintage handwoven Persian rug from around 1950 a gorgeous addition to any space. Its wool pile surface on a cotton foundation means this rug is incredibly durable - you’ll be able to cherish it for years to come. Get your vintage Bakhtiari handwoven tribal rug today!

Rug & Kilim presents a 1950s nomadic masterpiece, hand-knotted in lustrous wool with a soul-stirring Baluch Afghan heritage. This one-of-a-kind vintage treasure commands the room with an expansive field of rhythmic geometric medallions and intricate lozenge motifs, rendered in a moody palette of crimson red, chocolate brown, and midnight blue. Designed to be admired by firelight, its gloaming colors and sharp white and black borders offer architectural weight and timeless tribal gravity. Safe for floor heating, this rare large-scale specimen from the Antique & Vintage collection anchors high-end spaces with unparalleled craftsmanship and a profound ancestral narrative.

From rug & Kilim’s tribal selections, a hand-knotted vintage Tulu rug carrying a luscious high pile. Originating from Turkey circa 1950-1960, the rug enjoys a geometric pattern in hues of red, brown & ink blue further complementing the shaggy appearance of this tribal drawing. One of the best pieces from Tulu lineage joining our collection, a collectible in good condition capable of bringing warmth to any project it adorns. From one of the most prominent new tribal collections our principal has seen join our classic lines.

Beautiful Large Antique Square Size Irish Donegal Area Rug, circa / rug date: 1930 - This large, antique Irish area rug is a festive Donegal carpet designed to carry brightness into any space. Jagged, olive green holly leaves cluster with dark red, spiked fronds in a pattern that repeats over the vivid carmine backdrop. The warm hue, like crystal clear carnelians, is intense and un-muted by the pattern that seems to coalesce out of its liveliness.

Vintage Persian Shiraz Rug, 3'11'' X 6'5''. A ruggedly enchanting tale unfolds in the embrace of this hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Shiraz rug. Imagine the cozy nomad, weaving tribal enchantment into every thread. The lozenge lattice, a pattern of subtle complexity, mingles with dark earthy hues, capturing the essence of worldly sophistication.

A world of vintage artistry with this Pictoral Karabagh area rug, a testament to the rich textile traditions of the 1960s. Its intricate patterns and vibrant hues bring a touch of history to any room, making it a versatile piece for both contemporary and traditional settings. The rug's unique design serves as a conversation starter, effortlessly elevating your living space. Consider placing it in a high-traffic area to showcase its timeless charm and enhance your home's aesthetic.

This vintage 6x9 Gabbeh rug is the latest entry to Rug & Kilim’s curation of iconic tribal pieces. Hand-knotted in wool circa 1950-1960.On the Design: Rich in tribal heritage and visual depth, this vintage Gabbeh rug features a finely detailed geometric composition in a moody palette of earthy beige-brown, black, red, rust and soft cream with unexpected hints of navy blue. The design centers around a complex medallion, nested within layers of intricate diamond motifs that echo throughout the field. The main border, with its stylized abstract florals and geometric elements, frames the composition beautifully, balancing the rug’s bold central structure with organic softness. Smaller inner and outer borders incorporate protective and auspicious symbols commonly used in tribal rugs to imbue the piece with meaning and spiritual protection. Ideal for eclectic interiors or spaces seeking a touch of warmth, this Gabbeh rug is an heirloom-quality artifact with enduring charm and collectibility. Condition: This vintage Gabbeh tribal rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin.