Commercial Warranty Thick (.75"+) One Of A Kind Rugs

Hand-knotted in wool, a 6x9 vintage rug from a coveted Turkish designer, entering Rug & Kilims commemorative Mid-Century Pasha Collection. The 1960s take on Deco style relishes a geometric pattern in a rare colorway of orange playing beautifully with black & greenall given an impeccable sense of movement to the distressed style. Enjoying a charming vision in a low-pile wool, a collectible capable of introducing a joyful pop of color to an array of projects. Hand-knotted in Turkey circa 1960-1970.

Carrying a healthy pile, this vintage piece from Rug & Kilim’s Antique & Vintage collection celebrated delicate florals and open field style in the coveted Chinese art deco sensibilities of the 1920s. Hand-knotted in wool, the off-white field draws attention to the subtle light dark spots lying enveloped in a rich blue border hosting tiny buds in variegated shades for a refreshing outlook. Prevailing in excellent condition, a sophisticated piece well suited for prestigious projects. On the collection: Among the earliest of rug & Kilim’s unique productions, originating circa 1980-1990 now unveiled as it enters its vintage tenure.

This vintage mid-century rug employs a distinguished transitional approach to matriarchal and patriarchal symbolism in its field design. Hand-knotted in the high-quality fabric pile, the lozenge diamond pattern, representing femininity. Accenting this female pattern is a smaller, but a finely woven ladder, snake, and grain symbols of masculinity, indicating this piece as a select number of rugs representing the union of a woman and a man in a unique interpretation.

Hand-knotted in wool, a vintage rug exemplifying Chinese Art Deco inspiration, is among the latest collection to join Rug & Kilim’s Antique & Vintage collection. The bejeweled piece showcases a luscious creamy beige open field beautifully encased in alternating peach & deep blue borders supporting a delicate floral pattern resembling vine scrolls in peach-pink & royal blue tones marking an elegant color contrast. Thriving in excellent condition, a piece with a healthy wool pile is idyllic for classic decor applications. Among the earliest of Rug & Kilim’s unique productions, originating circa 1980-1990 now unveiled as it enters its vintage tenure.

This antique traditional rug was hand-knotted in high-quality fabric with a variety of decorations and symbols.

This antique traditional rug was hand-knotted in high-quality fabric with a variety of decorations and symbols.

Paying tribute to the nomadic sensibilities of Baluchistan, a 1'11" x 2'9" antique Baluch rug coming from Persia circa 1920-1930. The hand-knotted wool rug displays a tribal geometric pattern in brown-beige for exceptional pagination on the scale. The fine craftsmanship lends an interesting perspective to tactility with beige-brown and green fringes. Prevailing in good condition, a comfortable yet beautiful statement piece, very collectible for its size as an accent rug. Connoisseurs may note a muted peach accent in the warm tones of this piece, further lending to the rarity and decorative appeal among its distinctions.

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.

Hand-knotted in wool, a 7x10 vintage rug from an innovative Turkish designer commemorated in Rug & Kilims Mid-Century Pasha Collection. This 1960s piece enjoys an exemplary play of this artists worldly artistic influences in carpet design, both collectible and decorative. The rendering has a unique personality with a confluence of mid-century & deco sensibilities in a forgiving beige-brown colorway with bold black punctuations. While iconic and rare, the rustic colorway and abstract pattern plays uniquely naturally with the distressed low-pile texture inherent to the seldom-curated works of this artist. An uncommon large-sized from this Shabby Elegance pedigree, excellent for country homes in particular.

Originating from Turkey circa 1950-1960, this 3'7" x 5'8" vintage Tulu rug enjoys a bright red checkered pattern sitting boldly on luscious olive green for a delicious contrast all enveloped in similar red and navy blue tones. Hand-knotted in wool, the artistic vision observes delicate fringes for an exalted take on texture. Thriving in pristine condition, a piece enjoying a smart pile and dimensionality from our antique and vintage collection is well suited for a collector’s repertoire.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from India between 1870-1880, this antique Amritsar rug enjoys exceptionally luxurious attention to detail, both in the radiant gold accents on the field's Herati fish patterns and in the complementary nature of this rich burgundy and blue colorways, strongly resembling a lesser-known variant of the antique water garden design meant to embody beauty and vitality befitting this piece.

This vintage midcentury rug has a combination of both distinct and subtle symbolism with, particularly unique colorways. Hand-knotted in durable material, the eye-catching hot lozenges symbolizing femininity are complemented by parallel open-angled lozenges, commonly representing the transition into womanhood and maturity.

Lauding the beauty of minimalist oriental style, this vintage ode to Chinese art deco rugs of the 1920s features flower-bearing branches in teal, tangerine & light blue, stooping down in juxtaposition to the flowers seemingly growing on the ground. Subtly representing a garden theme on an off-white open field with light-dark spots further complementing the lustrous pile of the hand-knotted vision. Framed in a solid deep blue border, an exemplary piece in pristine condition. Among the earliest of Rug & Kilim’s unique productions, originating circa 1980-1990 now unveiled as it enters its vintage tenure.

This antique traditional rug was hand-knotted in high-quality fabric with a variety of decorations and symbols.

Hand-knotted originating circa 1910-1920, this antique rug connotes a rare rug pattern among the select additions to our collection, enjoying classic pallet colorways with engaging all remarking the celebrated elements of this ancestral style. On the design: This particular antique rug exemplifies this lineage’s renowned take on bold rug styles in its approach to a medallion pattern, juxtaposed gracefully with the dancing cloud patterns for a time-honored, cultured look promising distinction to the most discerning, regal projects. On the condition: Notable wear in the central medallion, select field, and corner spots.

Enjoying blooming florals in teal, salmon & pastel yellow tones in the outer border, a Chinese Deco style vintage rug observing light-dark spots in blue tones connoting a very classic appeal of the 1920s. Further boasting a fine gold border demarcating the shades of blue for a neat open field. Quiet & sophisticated, a 2x4 hand-knotted piece with delicate fringes, well suited for an array of prestigious projects.Among Rug & Kilim’s earliest unique productions circa 1980-1990, unveiled as a collection for the first time as it enters its vintage tenure. All patterns in this line are available for custom rug designs in all colors and sizes upon enquiry.Custom Capable: Please note all custom orders are subject to a 3-day return policy upon receipt of the CAD, at which point a full refund may be honored. Yarn samples can be made available during the process on loom as well, subject to the 3-day window without prior approval of extension. All custom sales following the approved CAD are final without these exceptions.

Originating from Turkey circa 1950-1960, a rare type of Chaput Kilim rug style now entering our antique & vintage selections. Characterized by fine detailing with the colors within the polychromatic stripes, the playful piece welcomes a departure from traditional Kilim for something so modern for its period. Existing in good condition, a 6x8 panel woven style flatweave enjoying exclusivity in color, variation & weave alike. While dominantly multicolor, connoisseurs may note a present beige-brown and pink background with more arresting green, yellow, and blue accents in the geometry.

Originating from India between 1880-1890, this hand-knotted antique Agra wool rug hosts an uncommon background of subtly abrashed earth tones, elegantly lifting the more regal hues throughout a finely drawn all-over field design.

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.

Originating from Turkey between 1880-1890, this antique Sparta rug enjoys a lightly distressed, hand-knotted wool pile throughout an all-over geometric-floral field design. Framed by a unique series of non-mirrored, wrapping brown flower scrolls and an ornate royal blue middle border with highly stylized imagery, the field design uniquely departs from the gentle, curvilinear patterns of the frame for a more finely woven geometric series of blue and beige lotus palmettes (symbolizing rebirth) within a medallion; further distinguished by deep blue branches and mirrored floral emblems against an abrash copper brown background.

Hand-knotted in Pakistan originating between 1880-1890, this antique wool rug enjoys one of the most uncommon variations of a classic Boteh paisley pattern, sometimes referred to as the teardrop or flame pattern symbolizing elements of creation and beauty and rarely seen in so fine a pattern; a meticulous portrait of rarity complemented by an equally distinct colorway in the field and border, lending to both traditional and modern projects with warmth and attitude.

This vintage 3x5 Gabbeh Persian rug is from the latest entries in Rug & Kilim’s rare tribal curations. Hand-knotted in wool circa 1950-1960.On the Design:This tribal provenance is one of the most primitive, and collectible shabby elegance styles in handmade nomadic rugs. Exceptional Gabbehs like this are known for thick, lush pile, bold colors and unique archaic geometric patterns. This particular design enjoys animal pictorials, and emphasis on beige-brown, gray and white in its distinguished, rustic style. Keen-eyed connoisseurs will admire how fresh and crisp the colors remain, especially for this period of origin. An exemplar of classic charm and folk art as much as handmade rugs, with versatile size and vast design applications.Further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Hand-knotted in wool originating from India circa 1890-1900, this antique rug employs a unique Tabriz Persian rug style unlike almost anything in our collection with this much emphasis on intricate pictorial motifs. Most notably our team has seldom seen an antique Tabriz rug with this preference of both human love and animal pictorials, let alone prevailing in the border as the dominant motif as in this subtle homage to neoclassic cartouche patterns. The juxtaposition of these depictions with the more animal-focused, less symmetrical pictorials—ranging from horseback warriors, lions, stag and deer, and bird depictions create an entirely unique sense of movement that draws the eye in such a pleasing allure. This apt control highlights the range of amazing and varied blue, pink, red, green, and gold colorways prevailing against the more forgiving beige-brown field and the likewise gentler tones of green in the floral patterns, all elements remarking a distinctive approach negotiating the sensibilities of both the European and Oriental rug market for an iconic Persian rug look for this period. Connoisseurs will note the emphasis of contrasting subtexts of war and love depicted in the field and border respective, connoting a fascinating variety of cultural interpretations ranging from hunting, marital, and royalty allusions in an ideal condition. Designers will further note the subtle cream and pink radiance in the beige colorway in considering this magnificent selection for projects welcoming opulence in an area rug. A collectible rarity joining the transitional rugs in the Antique & Vintage rug collection from Rug & Kilim.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.

Hand-knotted originating from India circa 1870-1880, this antique rug connotes a traditional agra rug design enjoying a subtle european influence in the hypnotic, intricate field repetition and the subtle variation of warm and rich color—playing tastefully against in a refreshing take on the regal style of this celebrated handmade indian rug tradition. Further enjoying good condition for an antique rug of its age and lineage, with some spots of wear in the field somewhat subdued in these colorways.

From Rug & Kilim’s coveted antique curations, a gracious 12' × 17' Kerman Lavar rug originating from Persia circa 1910-1920. This gorgeous traditional piece revels in a rare colorway accenting the prevalent beige-brown, green & tones of blue to elaborate the most elegant florals like lotuses, and palmettes idyllic to this style. Hand-knotted in wool, a very ornate & regal rendering in near palace size—thriving well in pristine condition. Among the personal-favorite, rare palace-size selections from R&K Principal Josh Nazmiyal.

Originating from India between 1880-1890, this antique polonaise rug enjoys especially uncommon rose pink background, tactfully accenting other naturalist colourways and the sharpness of this piece’s overall drawing. Presenting a distinct array of bright and rich blue, green, beige, and red colourways, the dimensionality created by this medallion-style field design’s subtle maroon background is complementary to the uplifted wrapping border, ripe with lotus and lancet leave depictions widely believed to symbolize rebirth befitting this piece’s warm tones and welcome, versatile length.

This vintage 3x5 Persian Gabbeh rug makes a splendid entry to Rug & Kilim’s curation of rare tribal pieces. Hand-knotted in wool circa 1950-1960.On the Design:The piece features a playful geometric pattern in a joyful range of beige-brown, red, green, and other bright hues. Its distinguished approach towards color and lush pile exemplify this tradition—among the most primitive, collectible shabby elegance rug styles. A vibrant small-sized rug well suited for an array of spaces.Further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1890-1900, this antique Oushak rug employs a rare asymmetry in its intricate borders and field design alike, both complemented by a variety of curvilinear beige and salmon pink floral patterns set against a brilliant copper background. The unique orientation of the lotus palmette patterns (widely believed to be a symbol of rebirth) is a striking, unique departure from traditional Oushak pieces, accented by a subtle, rich variation of red and blue colorway highlighting the many intricacies and versatility of this piece in a space.

Hand-knotted in a plush wool pile, this 14’ x 22’2” Antique Savonnerie Rug in All over Beige/Gold Floral Pattern exemplifies the impeccable French craftsmanship of the late 19th century. This classic style enjoys an expansive floral pattern in comforting beige and gold tones accenting soft pink and green accompanying the graceful curvature in transitional appeal. A grand palace-sized rug restored to a healthy condition, well suited for spacious & elaborate projects with such soft colors in grand size.

This antique 10x16 Dutch Art Deco rug is the rare new addition to Rug & Kilim’s repertoire of classic curations. Hand-knotted in wool circa 1920-1930. Further on the Design: This piece is one of the few of its kind Josh has curated both in origin and in this open field style with such a unique border pattern. Keen eyes will admire the smart play of soothing negative space in beige within a dense, finely detailed floral border. Hints of forest green, dark purple, and pink paint the masterly portrait that achieves this distinguished play of light-and-dark elements. The result is an extremely collectible masterpiece, and a versatile large-size rug with vast applications. This antique Art Deco rug further enjoys pristine condition for its age and origin.

A 3x6 vintage runner exemplifying Turkish art deco sensibilities, among the latest to join our Mid-century Pasha collection. From the works of a coveted Turkish designer, this 1960s piece features a meticulous play of color and geometric pattern in variegated tones uniquely but smartly complementing the distressed texture in an iconic look. The sheer variety in this multihued geometry lends a sense of movement and a breathtaking boho-chic presence. In good condition for this age and distinguished lineage; a bold, captivating choice with the versatility to suit an array of projects.

Hand-knotted in Turkey originating between 1870-1880, this antique Oushak wool rug features a distinguished, rare colorway of stone blue with notes of tan and grey in the field and border, presenting an entirely unique presentation of its classical geometric-floral design complementing a wider array of modern projects while still enjoying traditional appeal.

Hand-knotted in wool originating from China circa 1920, this antique Art Deco rug enjoys a rich distinction among the Peking line of Rug & Kilim’s Antique & Vintage Rug collection—a marriage of open field and graceful stylistic floral motifs in a luminous pile complementing this array of beige, brown, blue, and cream hues. The Art Deco sensibility in the interception of the floral border with the open field likewise complements a natural sense of depth and elegant gravity this piece enjoys, special to the most desirable Peking rugs of this era and condition. 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 midcentury 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.

Originating from Egypt, this new transitional Agra wool rug hosts a unique combination of antique imagery. Hand knotted in high quality wool, the rich burgundy background gives dimensionality to the finely woven geometric portraits of lotuses, pomegranates, and general floral motifs symbolizing rebirth, fertility, prosperity, and growth in complementary pastel green and red. Accented by beige and black highlights seen in the mirrored borders surrounding an emphasized burgundy border with vibrant, dancing lancet leaves, it is unique even among newer Agra pieces to see shifted, non-centered field designs paying homage to the antique patterns with transitional style.

From Rug & Kilim’s antique and vintage collection, a 2'6" x 4'11" Turkish Tulu rug casts a clean tribal geometric pattern. Hand-knotted in wool, the 1950s nomadic style drawing enjoys a rustic appeal in tones of scarlet and vermilion red, yellow, and brown-black with striking orange and white for exceptional pagination in such images. Carrying a healthy loop pile, a piece prevailing in good condition for its age.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1870-1880, this antique Oushak wool rug presents an intriguing combination of gentility and regality in its subversive pattern and colorways. Featuring both masculine and feminine design elements in this intricate geometric-floral design, the bold and inviting pairing of russet red and beige hues plays beautifully with the distinguished, rare medallion field design overlapping the innermost borders. The rarity of Oushak pieces employing this distinct medallion pattern in tandem with a variety of rejuvenating designs lends this piece strength in decor and conversation, teeming with a body of rich history and quality.

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1960-1970, this 8×12 vintage rug is a rare new addition to Rug & Kilim’s Mid-Century Pasha Collection. Our collection is a commemoration, with one-of-a-kind rugs we believe to represent the works of Turkish designer Zeki Müren. On the Design: A connoisseur will admire this rug as an exemplar of Müren’s renown for recapturing a diverse range of artistic movements through his own playful style. To wit, one might see an inspiration from Joan Miro in this piece’s expressive abstract modern geometric patterns. There’s a look of artist intention in such a smart play of bright, arresting colors over more industrial silver-gray and blue field tones that speaks to this artist’s renown as well. Keen eyes will further admire the sharp detail and curvature like few of its kind—a rare feat for its equally rare large size among Müren’s rugs. Few art rugs of the period achieve this immersive look, much like that of a bold, graphic painting underfoot. It’s among the most collectible and valuable pieces believed to represent this artist and his smart, yet playful signature style that redefined mid-century rug making. Condition: This Zeki Müren rug further enjoys a good condition for its age and origin. Designers and collectors will note its full, thick pile—an especially rare find in Müren’s works curated today.

A vintage 3x4 Persian Gabbeh rug, making a grand entry to Rug & Kilim’s curation of rare tribal pieces. Hand-knotted in wool, originating circa 1950-1960. On the Design: This piece features a gorgeous play of polychromatic tones to complement the unique pile texture of this provenance. Keen eyes will admire notable red, orange, green and blue notes in the fabulous multicolor approach and warm presence. Connoisseurs will further admire this nomadic provenance as one of the most primitive, and collectible shabby elegance styles in handmade rugs. Exceptional Gabbehs like this are known for thick, lush pile, vibrant modern colors and unique use of archaic elements.An extremely collectible rug, with a distinguished approach towards color like few of its kind. In good condition for its age and origin.

Finely woven in wool, an unusual antique 6'11" x 8'6" Agra rug originating from India circa 1900-1920. Carrying Persian sensibilities with subtle Polonaise influences, the rug presents itself in rare tones of pink and green with hints of yellow and blue beautifully complementing the floral theme. In addition, the piece makes a visual representation of animal imagery for an elevated visual appeal and vent to the imagination. Connoisseurs may note inspiration from 17th-century Persian hunting pictorials and the Herati palmette border. Thriving in exemplary condition, a celebrated piece well suited for drawing rooms, dining rooms, and an array of prestigious projects.

Encased in a Greek key border & floral designs in deep blue, beige & peach, this 1920s-style rug enjoys Chinese Art Deco inspiration, connoting a distinctive vintage line newly unveiled from our Deco patterns. Mild light and dark spots on a biscuit beige open field uplift delicate classic floral designs decorating the inner corner in deep blue & pastel green for a refined oriental appeal. Hand-knotted in a healthy wool pile, a thriving piece from Rug & Kilim’s Antique & Vintage selections. Among the earliest of Rug & Kilim’s unique productions, originating circa 1980-1990 now unveiled as it enters its vintage tenure.

This antique traditional rug was hand-knotted in high-quality fabric with a variety of decorations and symbols.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from India in 1890, this antique Amritsar rug enjoys traditional elements of the Herati "fish" design in its field and highly stylized, symbolic lotus palmette border symbols (widely believed to represent rebirth). The themes of rejuvenation in the histories of both symbols complement the agricultural, beige-brown colorways, as well as the exceptionally regal, minimally distressed field lending this piece its ornate, individualistic beauty.

Hand-knotted in the wool a 3'8" x 5'1" Tulu rug from Rug & Kilim’s antique & vintage collection. Originating from Turkey circa the 1950s, the tribal piece showcases a shag pile alternating in vivacious tones of red, pink, white, blue, yellow & green connoting the exceptional imagination and craftsmanship of the nomadic tribes. Emanating exuberance & warmth, a peace prevailing in good condition for its age and lineage.

This antique traditional rug was hand-knotted in high-quality fabric with a variety of decorations and symbols.

Hand-knotted in wool, a 4×10 vintage Tulu runner originating from Turkey circa 1950-1960, now joining Rug & Kilim’s antique & vintage collection. On the design: The healthy shag pile enjoys a rare tribal geometric pattern in orange, red, white & green, seldom seen before in this good condition exemplifying the style; a scintillating piece in good condition, certain to bring vivacious vibes to an array of projects with such vibrant colors.

This antique traditional rug was hand-knotted in high-quality fabric with a variety of decorations and symbols.

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.