Rug & Kilim presents antique Chinese Art Deco rug, a hand-knotted wool treasure from the 1920s Chinoiserie period. Distinguished by its rare oval silhouette, the piece features an expansive cream field acting as a tranquil sanctuary for rising irises and floral sprays. Rendered in lavender, rose, and moss green, these blossoms sway beneath a fluid celadon green cloudband. A bold plum purple border provides regal weight and dramatic contrast to the free-flowing, asymmetrical composition. This floor heating-safe collectible embodies the era’s embrace of uncluttered, modern form, offering a rare blend of historical provenance and sculptural appeal for a sophisticated interior.
Hooked Rug, Country of Origin: United States Of America, Circa Date: Turn of the 20th Century (around – 1900) – This antique American rug features an ovular, bark-like frame defined by subtle foliage and floral sprays. This uniquely American rug features a delicate botanical theme paired with rustic details and a marbled oatmeal field. Detailed petals with contrasting outlines and variegated shading add definition to the floral border and central bouquet. Colorful flowers woven in a combination of lavender, light blue and rosy pink counterbalance the neutral background.
Originating from Turkey between 1930-1950. This vintage Hereke oval rug is hand-knotted with high-quality silk featuring a rare medallion-style field design complementing its shape and spaciousness. Encompassed by a fringe-based guard border transitioning into a series of finely stylized lotus floral rings, the cream field background elevates the central medallion in a dimensional fashion, strongly resembling a series of green and pink Both patterns symbolize flame and the universe in select Turkish and Persian rugs, though it is reminiscent of neoclassical Aubusson influences to see this variation of the both in these particularly forgiving, rustic colorways.