classic rugs

A compact Egyptian wool kilim, hand-woven with the traditional slit-weave technique for a durable, reversible finish rather than a knotted pile.A classic craftsmanship piece for a small room.Made to order: hand-crafted to any size within 15–25 days. Listed size 70 x 150 cm as...

A compact Egyptian wool kilim, hand-woven with the traditional slit-weave technique for a durable, reversible finish rather than a knotted pile.A timeless neutral piece for a smaller space.Made to order: hand-crafted to any size within 15–25 days. Listed size 95 x 185 cm as...

Legacy leans into a heritage-inspired motif with staying power — the kind of pattern meant to outlast trends rather than chase them.Hand-tufted from wool, with viscose and wool-viscose blend options available — wool brings natural resilience and warmth, while viscose adds a silky sheen...

Classic Flair takes a timeless motif and gives it a distinctive edge — a design meant to feel enduring rather than trend-driven, in versatile grey tones.Hand-tufted from wool, with viscose and wool-viscose blend options available — wool brings natural resilience and warmth, while viscose...

Woven in the tradition of Nain, a city in central Iran whose weavers turned from making fine wool cloaks to rugs in the early 20th century — quickly producing some of Persia's most refined carpets, known for ivory-and-blue palettes and fine floral medallions, often...

A Pakistani-woven wool rug, hand-knotted in the region's tradition of reproducing classic Persian and Caucasian designs using locally-sourced wool.Size: 94 x 153 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Baluchi tribal tradition — rugs woven by nomadic Baloch weavers across the Iran-Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, known for dark, moody palettes of deep red, navy, and brown, and repeating geometric motifs like latch-hooked diamonds.This piece is hand-spun and vegetable-dyed in Afghanistan. Size:...

Celin is a vintage Classic bamboo silk rug blending beige, grey, and multi-color tones, densely power-loomed for a rich finish.Available in 150 x 233 cm.

Super Kashan is a machine-woven carpet in 100% Wool Mark certified New Zealand wool, in the classic Mamluk design tradition with Afghan-influenced motifs, offering superior durability and softness.Available in 200 x 290 cm.

A Pakistani reproduction of classic Persian silk-and-wool weaving, hand-knotted using the same techniques as the original city rugs it's modeled on, with silk highlights adding sheen to the wool pile.Size: 94 x 155 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Lineage carries forward a classic pattern structure across generations of design — familiar shapes given a fresh, warm-toned finish.Hand-tufted from wool, with viscose and wool-viscose blend options available — wool brings natural resilience and warmth, while viscose adds a silky sheen and richer color...

Black Classic Flair takes the timeless flair pattern and renders it in a deep charcoal-grey tone — a striking, high-contrast alternative to our lighter neutrals.Hand-tufted from wool, with viscose and wool-viscose blend options available — wool brings natural resilience and warmth, while viscose adds...

Inspired by the bold geometric weaving of the Caucasus Mountains, where Kazak rugs were first hand-knotted by Armenian and Azeri tribal weavers using thick, hand-spun wool and rich natural dyes.Unlike finer, more intricate city rugs from Persia, Kazak designs are prized for their large-scale...

Hand-knotted in the tradition of the Bakhtiari, a historically nomadic Persian tribe from Iran's Zagros Mountains whose rugs are known for the "kheshti," or garden-panel, layout: a grid of compartments, each holding its own small scene of trees, flowers, or birds, echoing the look...

Woven in the Shirvan tradition — the fine, closely-knotted Caucasian style named for the Shirvan region of Azerbaijan (Persian for "cypress tree"), known for symmetrical twin medallions and small repeating motifs on a deep, saturated ground.Size: 295 x 210 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Mamluk design tradition — the same interlocking geometric-medallion style once woven for Cairo's Mamluk-era royal court, later revived by Afghan weavers.Size: 141 x 209 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Mamluk design tradition — a bold central medallion surrounded by interlocking geometric motifs, on a warm neutral field.Size: 150 x 208 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Mamluk design tradition, on a warm, neutral beige field — the geometric medallion style that originated in 15th-century Cairo carpet workshops under the Mamluk Sultanate.Size: 201 x 293 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Woven in the Qundos (Kunduz) tradition — named for the northern Afghan town where Turkmen weavers, descended from the Ersari confederation, produce deep-red rugs with traditional all-over Turkoman motifs like the gul (rosette).Size: 202 x 300 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Super Kazak style, an elevated, higher knot-density grade of the traditional Caucasian Kazak weave for a sharper, more refined pattern.Size: 200 x 299 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.