Square Vintage One Of A Kind Rugs

Yastik's are small size rugs that are adaptions of traditional Turkish designs. Yastik's were traditionally used on the divans or sofa benches of Turkish living rooms but now fit in so many other places to create a point of interest. Hand-woven in Turkey, where rug weaving is a culture rather than a business.

Gabbeh rugs in colorful, totally abstract styles, are a recent innovation and one of the best things to happen to the oriental rug in a long time. What can be bolder than a plain orange diamond medallion set on an equally undecorated slate reserve, further set within abashed triangular corners? How informal and yet how rigorous in the best design sense. "Gabbeh" means "unclipped" and antique oriental tribal examples have a shaggy pile in natural sheep wool tones, but modern pieces are more compact with shorter, erect piles. These pieces are totally abstract and value impact over ornament. The square format allows the central motif room to expand in the viewer's eye.

This gorgeous overdyed rug is a powerful and contemporary rug that is still rooted in tradition and can define a room. It is one of a kind rug that is hand-knotted with traditional rug motifs using top-grade wool and dyed in bold colors that are hot in fashion and home decor right now. It offers a vintage look and it is on-trend.

Rug & Kilim presents a soulful masterwork of South American textile art with this vintage Peruvian Frazada, hand-woven in wool circa 1950–1960. Capturing the weathered beauty of the Andean Highland landscape, the piece features a rhythmic field of vertical stripes in sun-bleached terracotta, soft pink, and muted gold. This one-of-a-kind Kilim was meticulously crafted on traditional backstrap looms, joined by a central hand-stitched seam that serves as a storied spine to its authentic tribal origin. Natural abrash and variegated charcoal bands offer an organic modernism that is safe for heated floors, bringing a wild, textured elegance and global narrative to curated interiors.

Rug & Kilim presents a luminous masterwork of South American textile artistry with this one-of-a-kind Peruvian Frazada, hand-woven in wool circa 1950–1960. Capturing the sun-drenched spirit of the Andes, the design features a vertical-striped field in a harvest palette of golden ochre, pumpkin orange, and earthy terracotta. Artisans joined two panels with a central hand-stitched "rainbow" seam, accented by delicate diamond motifs representing celestial protection. This wool flatweave, safe for heated floors, balances ancestral utility with a minimalist aesthetic. Its natural abrash and rhythmic bands bring a nomadic soul and wild elegance to any curated interior seeking global narrative.

Rug & Kilim presents a luminous masterwork of South American textile artistry with this vintage Peruvian Frazada, hand-woven in wool circa 1950–1960. Capturing the sun-drenched spirit of the Andes, the design features a soulful, horizontal-striped field in a sunset palette of rose, terracotta, and golden ochre. Dotted across the "pampas" are delicate diamond and starburst motifs—ancient symbols of celestial bodies and protection—offering a primitive abstraction that feels both grounded and modern. Traditionally woven on backstrap looms as protective blankets, this Kilim’s saturated hues are softened by a natural abrash that highlights the organic variations of the hand-spun fiber. Safe for heated floors, it brings a nomadically inspired, wild elegance to curated living spaces.

Rug & Kilim presents this vintage Frazada Kilim, a handwoven wool treasure from the mid-century that embodies a quiet, soulful sophistication. This square masterpiece features a horizontal composition of shifting bands in rose, terracotta, and faded crimson, punctuated by delicate accents of ivory, lavender, and cool blue. Its sun-faded warmth and minimalist vocabulary showcase the beauty of human irregularity and natural abrash, framed by a subdued blue border. Finished with fringed edges, this durable flatweave reflects a refined dialogue between utilitarian heritage and modern elegance, transforming any space whether styled as a floor covering or an expressive wall tapestry.

Looking for a rug that makes a statement? Look no further than this gorgeous Lahore rugs. Now Pasargad's best selling rug category, these powerful and contemporary rugs which are still rooted in tradition can define a room. But what exactly are Pasargad lahore rugs? They're one of kind rugs that are hand-knotted with traditional motifs using top grade wools and dyed in bold colors that are hot in fashion and home decor right now. They offer a good look and they're on trend.

Made with handtufted wool circa 1960-1970, this 10x10 vintage tapestry is an exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim's collection of rare textiles and wall-hanging pieces—one of a rare series of pieces made for a synagogue, each depicting scenes from theology. On the Design: A fascinating blend of artistry and religious narrative, this tapestry depicts a scene reminiscent of Jethro, the high priest of Midian from the Old Testament and mentor to Moses. Scholars and admirers of textile art will admire the imagery—Jethro, often portrayed as a figure of strength and wisdom, surrounded by the priests of his tribe, the vibrant colors of their garments adding to the scene's dynamism. This piece is not only a beautiful example of textile art but also a valuable historical and religious artifact, offering insight into the artistic traditions and theological narratives of its time. A truly unique and captivating piece, it is sure to be a treasured addition to any collection.Condition:This Vintage rug further enjoys good condition with mild wear consistent with its age and origin. Intended for exclusive use in wall-hanging projects and similar applications.

This vintage 6x6 square kilim is a mid-century Palas Bidjari tribal rug, handwoven in wool circa 1950-1960.On the Design: This vintage square kilim presents the apotheosis of minimalist textile architecture through vertical striping of breathtaking sophistication and earthy chromatic discipline. Each stripe maintains individual character through subtle tonal variations that demonstrate the mastery characteristic of Palas Bidjari tribal workshops. The monochromatic palette achieves extraordinary sophistication through subtle tonal variations within the earth spectrum—warm taupe, cool mushroom, deep umber, and luminous camel create depth through graduated chromatic progression rather than contrasting intensity. This restricted vocabulary transforms simple linear repetition into meditation on light, shadow, and architectural space. Most compelling is the kilim's ability to function as both neutral backdrop and dynamic focal point depending on surrounding context. The earth-tone palette provides warmth without overwhelming adjacent elements, while the stripe rhythm adds directional energy ideal for activating rectangular spaces. Condition: This mid-century Palas Bidjari Square Kilim further enjoys good condition for its age and origin, and is ready for the floor.

This circa-1940 vintage Moroccan rug features a bold all-over multicolored raised pile design. The simplicity of the midcentury vintage carpet makes it at once modernist and evocative of tribal motifs. Moroccan rugs have typically been woven by tribal peoples for their utility rather than for decoration. These vintage carpets experienced a growth in popularity in the West when mid-century modern designers such as Le Corbusier paired the thick piled Berber rugs with their minimalist furniture. Many of these Berber antique rugs are woven by the Beni Ourain peoples from the Rif Mountains near the city of Taza in northern Morocco. Colors vary from neutral shades to bright, stand-out hues, with designs ranging from geometric simplicity to free-flowing abstraction. The primitivist feel of many Moroccan-style area rugs makes them attractive to modernist collectors. 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.

Handwoven in wool and originating circa 1950-1960, this 6x7 vintage kilim is a rare tribal curation among the new additions to the Rug & Kilim collection. On the Design: Connoisseurs and designers alike will appreciate the playful charm of this flatweave, which hosts a rhythmic, all-over striped pattern in vibrant polychromatic colorways. The design favors a warm, high-energy palette of deep red, earthy orange, and muted teal tones. Keen eyes will admire the density of the geometric motifs within each vertical band; intricate rows of stylized "wolf-mouth" triangles, nomadic stars, and dashed "S" motifs create a sense of constant movement—a true feat of precision in this expansive format. This expressive kilim offers a splash of saturated color, making it an idyllic choice for an array of traditional and modern projects desiring a focal point. Whether anchoring a mid-century sitting area or adding a layer of rustic soul to a contemporary studio, this kilim carries a comfortable, folk-art aesthetic that is both grounded and visually electric. Condition: This vintage flatweave further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Rug & Kilim presents a lively mid-century expression of the Frazada tradition, handwoven in wool circa 1950–1960. This vintage Peruvian Kilim features a variegated striped composition, where vertical bands of crimson, magenta, and coral meet sage green and deep brown. Varying weave densities—from speckled textures to solid bands—create a layered visual rhythm across the field. Enhanced by natural abrash and finished with delicate fringing, this flatweave captures a painterly sensibility that balances utilitarian roots with modern sophistication. Ideal as a striking wall hanging or floor accent, its intuitive artistry brings a storied warmth and visual movement to the curated home.

Handwoven in wool and originating circa 1950-1960, this 6x6 vintage kilim is a rich tribal curation among the new additions to the Rug & Kilim collection. On the Design: Connoisseurs and designers alike will appreciate the playful charm of this square flatweave, which hosts a rhythmic, all-over striped pattern in earthy polychromatic colorways. The design favors a grounded palette of warm chocolate brown, tan, and soft beige tones. Keen eyes will admire the fine detail within each vertical band, where varied stripe widths and subtle geometric stippling create a sense of organic movement—a true feat of nomadic precision in this versatile square format. This expressive kilim offers a refined splash of neutral color, making it an idyllic choice for an array of traditional and modern projects desiring an architectural anchor. Whether centering a mid-century sitting area or adding a layer of rustic soul to a contemporary studio, this kilim carries a comfortable, folk-art aesthetic that is both timeless and visually engaging. Condition: This vintage flatweave further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

This vintage 14x14 Dhurrie flat weave is an exciting new entry in Rug & Kilim’s esteemed collection. Handwoven in wool, it originates from India circa 1950-1960. On the Design: From Rug & Kilim’s exclusive collection of vintage flatweaves, a masterpiece exemplifying Indian Dhurrie style. This flat weave prefers all-over geometric patterns in blue and beige-brown tones in the field and the border, on a blue background. Keen eyes will admire the warmth of the colors in juxtaposition to such a bold undertone and its striking presence. This is a collectible piece in a versatile size with vast applications underfoot and in wall-hanging projects. Condition: This vintage Dhurrie flat weave further enjoys good condition for its age. Ready for the floor.

This 15x15 vintage square rug is an exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s European rug collection—a masterful Spanish approach to French Aubusson rugs of the Neoclassical flatweave style—handwoven in wool and believed to originate from “The Real Fábrica de Tapices” (Royal Tapestry Factory) in Madrid circa 1960-1970. On the Design: Admirers of the craft may appreciate any work from this workshop as an extremely collectible work today, and this rug’s masterful execution of symmetry, scale, and detail are exemplary of the Royal Factory. The colorway is one of the most delicious elements here, where brown, green and blue tones are favored in the medallions and floral patterns atop cream and beige tones. So too is the detailing, not just in the quintessential sense of impressionism of an Aubusson like those in the cartouches of the corners, but in the graceful subtlety of the field’s execution of muted florals. This honestly brings more attention to the finesse of their execution, and an element dimension that’s exceptional even for this provenance renowned for its works of majesty and detail. It’s also an oversized square rug, with a particularly versatile large size with vast applications in interior design today. Altogether it’s a piece as deeply personal in its subtext as it is in the details and beauties that distinguish it in our craft—both a masterpiece and a true collector’s rug, teeming with history and culture. Condition: This vintage Aubusson square rug is in good condition for its age and origin, and is ready for the floor.

Made with handwoven reed and camel leather in Mauritania circa 1950-1960, this 4x4 vintage square Tuareg mat is an exceptional new addition to Rug & Kilim’s collection of rare works in this weaving tradition. This unique rug square represents the legacy of one of the most sought-after Moroccan floor covering provenances among designers and collectors today.On the Design:Admirers of the craft will especially appreciate Tuareg mats as distinct works with their own rich history and unique, masterful craftsmanship. This design is a striking exemplar that favors a minimalist approach to primitivist Berber geometric patterns, specifically featuring an array of symbolic motifs including a central cross and flanking "H" and zigzag shapes that create an arresting sense of depth and dimensionality against the toasted beige ground.The composition is defined by sharp, graphic tribal motifs rendered in vibrant warm red and gray leather, providing a rhythmic and cinematic sense of movement across the natural reed surface. The particular square scale of this intricate work connotes meticulous detail, likely made by weavers with a keen eye for balanced, totemic symmetry. It’s as much a collectible piece of folk art and nomadic culture as it is a comfortable, durable floor covering suited for high-traffic, Organic Modern or Bohemian interiors.Condition: This vintage Moroccan Tuareg mat further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

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.

Tulu loosely translates into "Hairy" and is hand-knotted with lustrous and soft Angora hair on wool kilims. Nomadic tribes making their way through central Asia used Tulus as blankets to keep warm during the winter freeze on the high plains of the Anatolian plateau, and as mattresses to provide warmth and comfort. Today, with their saturated colors and bold geometric designs, these tribal works of art have become a must-have as an accent piece in a contemporary setting.

Bring home a one-of-a-kind 1980-1989 Nepalese antique hand-knotted wool rug featuring richly patterned patterning in Gray and Brown tones. Its Gray and Brown palette is woven by hand in wool, giving a surface no factory reproduction can match. Expect a gray-led palette of Gray and Brown that anchors a room while complementing wood, leather, and linen. Measuring approximately 8'x8', it is ideal under a sofa grouping or queen bed. Because it is an original one-of-a-kind rug, you are buying a true collector's piece, not a repeatable print.

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.

Made with handwoven reed and camel leather in Mauritania circa 1950-1960, this 4x5 vintage square Tuareg mat is an exceptional addition to Rug & Kilim’s collection of rare works. It represents the legacy of one of the most sought-after Saharan floor-covering provenances among designers and collectors today. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will especially appreciate Tuareg mats as distinct works with their own rich history and unique craftsmanship. This design is also one of the few of its kind to favor a minimalist approach to primitivist Berber geometric patterns—specifically tribal motifs in deep cocoa and charred umber tones. These elements offer a natural sense of depth and arresting dimensionality against the neutral oatmeal ground. This particular work is distinguished by its square proportions and thick vertical columns of repeating diamond lozenges—ancient symbols traditionally used by Saharan weavers to represent the "eye" or a protective shield for the nomadic home. The mid-sized scale further connotes a particularly intricate work, likely made by a skilled weaver with meticulous attention to structural symmetry. It is as much a collectible piece of folk art and nomadic culture as it is a durable floor covering for contemporary interiors.

Rug & Kilim presents a luminous masterwork of South American textile artistry with this one-of-a-kind Peruvian Frazada, hand-woven in wool circa 1950–1960. Capturing the sun-drenched spirit of the Andes, the piece features a vertical-striped field in a high-contrast palette of electric fuchsia, sage green, and lavender blue. Meticulously crafted by Aymara or Quechua artisans on backstrap looms, its two panels are joined by a central hand-stitched seam that adds authentic soul to the geometric rhythm. Natural abrash softens the saturated hues, showcasing the weaver's intuitive approach to dye. Safe for heated floors, this flatweave brings a primitive abstraction and nomadic elegance to curated interiors seeking global narrative and vibrant texture.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating circa 1950-1960, this oversized 14x15 vintage rug is a rare and expansive treasure from Rug & Kilim's Vintage collection. It reflects a prestigious, historic moment in Turkish weaving, capturing classical geometric motifs through a monumental square composition.This vintage Italian masterpiece is a profound chromatic immersion, spanning a massive size that acts as an architectural foundation for the most significant spaces. The design decoding reveals a rigorous geometric lattice, where interlocking diamond medallions house complex, tribal-inspired florets. Unlike the fluid curves of French tradition, this Italian work embraces a sharper, crystalline structure, characterized by stepped outlines and a rhythmic, almost hypnotic symmetry that marches across the saturated madder-red field.The color theory is exceptionally bold, utilizing a vibrant polychromatic palette where deep slate blues and mossy greens provide a cool, structural counterpoint to the heat of the terracotta and red ground. The technical execution of the wool has matured into a storied, distressed patina, where the high-pile density of the past has been sheared down to reveal the soul of the knot. This intentional weathering creates a nuanced, tonal depth where the motifs appear to shift and dissolve depending on the light. It is a premier choice for the true connoisseur, providing a sense of grand, intellectual elegance for a massive square parlor, a formal dining hall, or a historic Mediterranean estate.

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.

This 5x5 vintage rug is one of a rare set of exceptional works curated by Rug & Kilim—each a unique marriage of mid-century Kilims and pile rugs by a respected Turkish atelier, circa 1970-1980. On the DesignThe piece features light green and vivid pink tones underscoring a bold, graphic sense of drama and geometry in the boho chic design. Admirers of the craft will note that the smaller surface piece was most likely a tribal rug, and the presentation of its warm, vibrant colors atop such a soft background enjoys such a fabulous sense of dimensionality and presence. It’s an exemplary choice from this line, each a distinct Shabby Elegance collectible and a work of art alike—equally suitable to wall-hanging projects as a tapestry as it is to the floor. Condition This vintage rug is slightly distressed and would require repair and restoration.

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.

Handwoven in wool and originating from Portugal circa 1960-1970, this 4x4 signed vintage tapestry featuring romantic pictorial patterns is a bold new addition to our accessories collection. On the design: Connoisseurs may admire this exquisite 20th-century Portuguese tapestry, formerly of the renowned Teppich Engelhardt collection, masterfully blending classical motifs with mid-century aesthetics. Depicting two enigmatic lovers in soft, pastel hues against a stylized cityscape, the piece evokes both Portuguese craftsmanship and Grecian influences. The lovers' identities remain a subject of scholarly intrigue, ranging from the tragic Portuguese tale of Pedro and Inês to various classical Greek mythological pairs, adding an air of mystery that enhances its allure. Admirers of the craft may note that this is well-suited for wall display and can be integrated into both mid-century modern and contemporary interiors, with its delicate palette and minimalist composition speaking to a refined sensibility. As a testament to Portuguese weaving traditions and the enduring appeal of classical themes in modern design, this tapestry stands as a singular acquisition for discerning collectors who appreciate the intersection of history, craftsmanship, and aesthetic innovation.ConditionThis tapestry further enjoys good condition for its age and origin—exclusively for hanging on the wall. Designers and collectors may enquire about further uses, and a member of our team will reach out.

Made with handwoven reed and camel leather in Mauritania circa 1950-1960, this 4x4 vintage square Tuareg mat is an exceptional new addition to Rug & Kilim’s collection of rare works in this weaving tradition; the legacy of one of the most sought-after Moroccan floor covering provenances among designers and collectors today. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will especially appreciate Tuareg mats as distinct works with their own rich history and unique craftsmanship. This design is also one of few of its kind to favor a minimalist approach to the primitivist Berber geometric patterns, specifically tribal motifs in deep mahogany and burnt umber tones with a natural sense of depth and arresting dimensionality against the more neutral flaxen ground. This particular work is distinguished by its square proportions and a prominent central "gate" or hearth motif, flanked by serrated diamond borders—ancient symbols traditionally used by Saharan weavers to denote the security of the home and the interconnectedness of tribal life. The compact scale further connotes a particularly intricate work—likely made by a skilled weaver with meticulous attention to structural balance. It’s as much a collectible piece of folk art and nomadic culture as a comfortable, durable floor covering today. Condition: This vintage Moroccan Tuareg mat enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

This relatively simple French tapestry is a beauty to behold, understated elements that come together to create a soothing French art deco tapestry. The vast majority of the French tapestry is defined by its negative space. At the bottom of the work is a series of shapes and patterns, solid and blocky, standing as the foreground to the pale emerald field. Several angular lines come together to create abstract figures, appearing almost like an ancient map. The presence of the blocks on top of the clear lines adds intrigue and definition to the other elements. The arrangement meaning is left to the viewer imagination, and the skillfully chosen only serve to make the viewing experience all the more enjoyable.

Rug & Kilim presents a vibrant, mid-century flatweave, handwoven in wool circa 1950–1960 in the Frazada tradition. This vintage Kilim enjoys an articulated field of vertical stripes, where a polychromatic palette of blush pink, coral, terracotta, and soft green unfolds in a rhythmic, painterly composition. Keen eyes will appreciate the interplay of density and tone, enhanced by natural abrash and a subtle speckled weave that lends organic movement to the piece. Finished with a fringed edge and dark linear accents, this textile balances heritage craftsmanship with a modern sensibility, serving as a characterful accent on the floor or a striking wall hanging.

A one-of-a-kind hand-hooked wool rug, this 1970s American antique example pairs abstract design with rich, lived-in color. Every knot and color shift is original to the piece, hand-made in wool and never machine reproduced. Expect a red-led palette of Red, Blue and Green that anchors a room while complementing wood, leather, and linen. Measuring approximately 4'x4'7", it is sized for an entry, home office, or accent spot. Because it is an original one-of-a-kind rug, you are buying a true collector's piece, not a repeatable print.

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.

This fascinating rug by artist Garo Antreasian brings a sense of whimsy and interest to any contemporary design. The vibrant colors of this beautiful art rug are enhanced by a luster and sheen that only silk fibers can provide. This is not a piece that can be tucked into a corner and hidden from sight. It will stand out as a central focal point when used as a wall hanging tapestry rug or a floor covering vintage area rug.

Made with handwoven wool circa 1960-1970, this 5x5 vintage Swedish rug is a bold new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curation of rare and collectible mid-century rugs and textiles of this provenance—a “rollakhan” flatweave in rich colors, versatile size and the most charming depiction of Scandinavian folk art through its bird pictorials. On the Design: This design features a central coral red field that provides a luminous background for the pictorial bird and tree motif, rendered with folk art precision that captures both botanical and decorative charm. Admirers of the craft will appreciate how the design pays homage to Swedish folk traditions while achieving remarkable modernity through its vintage quality. The seemingly spontaneous arrangement of symbols—some geometric, others more organic—creates a compelling visual language. Surrounding vine elements with sage green leaves provide organic movement while scattered golden dots suggest additional fruit or floral elements that enhance the pastoral narrative.Keen eyes will appreciate this vintage rug for its whimsical yet graceful and comfortable sensibilities, in the most exceptional color and a great size suited to wider spaces—as versatile for interior design as it is collectible for admirers of this provenance. For clients who appreciate the intersection of functional craft and decorative art, this represents investment-grade Swedish artistry that complements both traditional and modern Scandinavian furnishings. The grape cluster imagery makes it particularly suited for dining areas or wine cellars where its pastoral symbolism enhances convivial atmospheres.Condition:The vintage Swedish rug boasts good condition for its age and lineage, and is ready for the floor. This piece is equally well-suited in its size and construction to wall-hanging projects as a textile, which many of these rollakhans were originally made in equal part for in the Swedish weaving renaissance.

This 5x5 vintage Aubusson tapestry is a rare and special new curation from Rug & Kilim—a signed mid-century original by French artist Jean Picart Le Doux, entitled “Concerto de Ravel”, handwoven in wool and originating from France circa 1940-1950. On the Design:"Concerto de Ravel" (which translates to a concert of the same French region) features a bold geometric composition, where a dramatic violin emerges from a dynamic interplay of red, gray, and black planes against a star-studded nocturnal background. The artist's signature style is evident in his cubist-inspired treatment of space, with architectural elements suggesting concert halls or music stands, while golden flames and stars create a cosmic dimension that speaks to the transcendent nature of Ravel's music. The piece demonstrates exceptional Aubusson craftsmanship in its precise rendering of clean lines and geometric forms, while the color palette — dominated by deep crimson, cool gray, and midnight black punctuated by luminous golden stars — creates a balance that makes it a true collectible piece. Condition: This mid-century French tapestry further enjoys great condition for its age and origin—intended for use in wall-hanging projects only.

Tulu loosely translates into "Hairy" and is hand-knotted with lustrous and soft Angora hair on wool kilims. Nomadic tribes making their way through central Asia used Tulus as blankets to keep warm during the winter freeze on the high plains of the Anatolian plateau, and as mattresses to provide warmth and comfort. Today, with their saturated colors and bold geometric designs, these tribal works of art have become a must-have as an accent piece in a contemporary setting.

Made with handwoven wool in Persia 1950-1960, this 5x6 vintage Bidjar Kilim is a particularly earthy and sought-after work of an exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim’s collection of classic Kilims and Flat Weaves.On the Design:This distinguished vintage kilim emerges from Rug & Kilim's curated collection as an exemplary study in minimalist sophistication. The alternating ivory and chocolate brown horizontal stripes create compelling visual rhythm through sophisticated color relationships and organic edge variations that authenticate its tribal origins. The organic stripe edges, slightly irregular and hand-drawn, authenticate the piece's tribal origins where geometric precision yields to human touch. Perfect for layering under furniture or defining seating areas, this piece transforms any space through its confident color relationships and authentic cultural presence—a rare example of nomadic artistry achieving timeless contemporary relevance. This piece exemplifies the nomadic sophistication characteristic of Bidjar tribal workshops that developed the distinctive geometric vocabulary that bridges and Caucasian design traditions through centuries of cultural synthesis.Condition:This vintage Bidjar square kilim further enjoys good condition for its age and lineage.

Made with handwoven reed and camel leather in Mauritania circa 1950-1960, this 4x4 vintage square Tuareg mat is an exceptional new addition to Rug & Kilim’s collection of rare works in this weaving tradition. This unique rug square represents the legacy of one of the most sought-after Moroccan floor covering provenances among designers and collectors today.On the Design:Admirers of the craft will especially appreciate Tuareg mats as distinct works with their own rich history and unique, masterful craftsmanship. This design is a striking exemplar that favors a minimalist approach to primitivist Berber geometric patterns, specifically featuring concentric rectangular borders that create an arresting sense of depth and dimensionality against the toasted beige-brown ground.The composition is defined by sharp, zigzagging tribal motifs rendered in vibrant warm red and green leather, providing a rhythmic and cinematic sense of movement across the natural reed surface. The particular square scale of this intricate work connotes meticulous detail, likely made by weavers with a keen eye for architectural symmetry. It’s as much a collectible piece of folk art and nomadic culture as it is a comfortable, durable floor covering suited for high-traffic, Organic Modern or Bohemian interiors.Condition: This vintage Moroccan Tuareg mat further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

A second-quarter 20th-century Turkish Tulu rug has an open cream ribbed field overall. Tulu means long-haired in Turkish. These Turkish rugs for sale were made in the past for the purpose of getting warmth and for sleeping. They are soft, usually have vibrant colors, and are very shiny. Antique Tulu rugs are some of the most beautiful textile creations in the entire world. They can be identified by their artistic details and luscious texture. These antique rugs were made by hand-knotting with the Ghiordes knotting style. Tulu rug patterns are unique but they are mostly based on flowery or vinery designs with something solid or plain for a centerpiece. Tulu rugs are usually woven with a combination of vibrant and earthy tones for balance.

Rug & Kilim presents a charming masterwork of Andean textile art with this one-of-a-kind Peruvian Frazada, hand-woven in wool circa 1950–1960. Highlighting the sun-bleached side of the Highland palette, the piece features a whimsical horizontal-striped field in pink, soft orange, lavender, and mint green, grounded by sharp charcoal and cream accents. Traditionally crafted by Aymara or Quechua artisans on narrow backstrap looms, its two panels are joined by a central hand-stitched seam that adds authentic soul to the linear rhythm. This floor-heating safe flatweave exhibits a beautiful natural abrash, offering a painterly depth and airy elegance to any space seeking a soft pop of historic color.

Handwoven in wool, this 1x1, vintage Swedish textile, circa 1950s, is a compelling example of Scandinavian flatweave artistry. Small in scale yet rich in visual texture, the piece reflects mid-century modern design sensibilities through its geometric abstraction and refined craftsmanship. A collectible work within Rug & Kilim's Scandinavian textile curation, it embodies both functional weaving tradition and artistic experimentation.On the Design:Admirers of Swedish flatweaves will appreciate this piece for its bold geometric abstraction and tactile depth. The composition is defined by a rhythmic arrangement of stepped and linear forms, creating a layered, almost architectural effect that plays with dimension and perspective. The palette leans toward earthy, natural tones, warm browns and muted wood-like hues—contrasted by darker linear accents that articulate the structure of the design. This restrained yet expressive color scheme is characteristic of mid-century Scandinavian textiles, emphasizing materiality and form over ornate decoration.The surface reveals a pronounced textural quality, with visible weave patterns and subtle variations in pile and flatweave techniques lending depth and movement. The interplay of light across these textures enhances the dimensional illusion, making the piece visually dynamic despite its minimal palette. Its small format suggests versatility, lending itself equally well as a wall hanging or decorative textile accent. The design's modernist sensibility aligns with the broader Scandinavian ethos of simplicity, craftsmanship, and quiet sophistication.Condition:This vintage gift-sized Swedish textile enjoys good condition for its age and origin – ideally intended for use in wall-hanging projects.

Rug & Kilim presents a vivid masterwork of Andean textile art with this one-of-a-kind Peruvian Frazada, hand-woven in wool circa 1950–1960. Exemplifying the bold, unapologetic palette of South American mountain weaving, the piece features a joyous spectrum of horizontal stripes ranging from electric fuchsia and turquoise to earthy orange and chocolate brown. Traditionally crafted by Aymara or Quechua artisans on narrow backstrap looms, its two panels are joined by a central hand-stitched seam that adds authentic soul to the geometric rhythm. This floor-heating safe flatweave exhibits a beautiful natural abrash, offering painterly depth and a courageous, wild elegance to curated interiors.

Hand-knotted in wool and oriGinatinG from Turkey circa 1960-1970, this 9x9 vintaGe Art Deco ruG is a unique addition to the Mid-Century Pasha Collection from RuG & Kilim—a curation of rare mid-century ruGs believed to hail from Turkish artist Zeki Müren On the DesiGn: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this vintaGe ruG for its whimsical yet smart sensibilities, in the most exceptional color and a Great size suited to wider spaces—as versatile for interior desiGn as it is collectible for admirers of this provenance. It’s amonG one of Müren’s most playful mid-century modern interpretations of a 1920s look, with multicolor Geometric patterns in larGe scale and fine detail over a pink undertone—a use of whimsical color and dynamic, Graphic movement like few of his contemporaries. It’s as much a work of art in its subversive color and desiGn as it is a smart, balanced composition with vast desiGn applications today.Condition: This vintaGe Zeki Múren ruG further enjoys Good condition for its aGe and oriGin—a rare find in full pile like few of the artist’s suspected works found today.

A modern mid-20th century Turkish long-pile carpet has an open oatmeal field framed by a thin tan outer stripe. With many weaving centers throughout Anatolia, each created an innately Turkish carpet with a distinct signature style native to its specific region. In the fifteenth century, inspired by the example set by the Timurid and Safavid Courts, Turkish artists introduced floral and Chinese motifs, first into ceramic tile-work and textiles, and then adapted into oriental carpet patterns. These designs included elegantly drawn prayer antique rugs decorated with architectural motifs serving as models for centuries of village weavers of Turkish rugs for sale and textiles across Anatolia. Sivas rugs and carpets weavers traditionally used a smaller assortment of colors than their Persian counterparts, achieving a remarkable range of only eight or nine colors. Primary colors tend to dominate, particularly blue and madder red, although a softer and lighter palette is often used on late nineteenth and early twentieth century carpets.

Handwoven in wool, this 3x3 square vintage French tapestry attributed to Jean-Claude Bissery reflects the bold experimentation of mid-20th-century textile art. Created circa 1970, the piece embodies a painterly abstraction translated into textile form, emphasizing texture, movement, and tonal depth. Its compact square format and expressive composition make it a compelling example of modern European wall-hanging design within Rug & Kilim's vintage collection.On the Design:This tapestry presents a striking abstract composition defined by organic, layered forms and a rich interplay of tone and texture. The design departs from traditional symmetry, instead embracing a free-form, painterly aesthetic. The composition is dominated by deep, earthy browns and blacks contrasted against lighter beige and cream tones. These color transitions appear almost atmospheric, creating a sense of depth reminiscent of natural landscapes or abstract expressionist painting.The upper portion introduces subtle tonal gradation and textural variation, while the lower section becomes denser and more saturated, giving the piece a grounded visual weight. This vertical progression enhances the sense of movement within the composition. Unlike traditional woven patterns, the motifs here are intentionally ambiguous—inviting interpretation and emphasizing emotion over structure. The result is a textile that functions as both decorative art and visual statement. The tactile quality of the wool medium further enriches the design, softening transitions and adding dimension to the abstract forms.Condition:This vintage French rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin – ideally intended for use in wall-hanging projects.

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.