Handmade Rugs

A visually striking geometric rug inspired by traditional tribal and nomadic weaving styles. The design features a deeply saturated teal blue field interrupted by bold crimson red stepped panels and a central eight-pointed star medallion. The interior field is densely populated with intricate, stylized...

A meticulously detailed, hand-knotted pile rug, inspired by the geometric traditions of the Gashgai and Korasan weavers. Features a rich terracotta field with a repeating key-motif and a symmetrical central medallion in cream, blue, and purple. Framed by complex geometric borders, including a dominant...

Origin: Gharajeh (Karaja) antique rugs are handwoven heirloom textiles that were historically produced in or around the village of Qarajeh in the Heris (Heriz) region of Northwestern Iran (East Azerbaijan province). Design & Pattern: They are famous for their strong rectilinear and geometric design...

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...

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 Afghan wool rug in a bold tribal design, drawing on the strong geometric medallions and confident use of open space characteristic of Caucasian-influenced weaving, in cool slate tones.Size: 250 x 177 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted Afghan wool rug in a tribal Caucasian-influenced design, with bold geometric patterning true to the region's nomadic weaving traditions.Size: 290 x 195 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.

Named after Khal Mohammad, the master Ersari Turkmen dyer from Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, whose signature deep copper-red became the hallmark of this weaving tradition — geometric gul motifs and repeating medallions dyed and knotted entirely by hand.Size: 176 x 245 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to...

Named after the master dyer credited with developing its signature deep "Mohammadi red," this rug carries on an Afghan hand-knotting tradition built around bold, saturated color and traditional geometric medallions.Each piece is dyed and knotted entirely by hand, so subtle variations in tone are...

A contemporary hand-knotted wool rug in a raised "bubble" texture, in cooler, Nordic-leaning tones — a modern, minimalist alternative to traditional medallion carpets.Size: 160 x 230 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

A contemporary hand-knotted wool rug featuring a raised, tufted "bubble" texture — a modern departure from traditional flat-knotted patterns, offering tactile texture over historical motif.Available in 200 x 300 cm and 160 x 230 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Kazak style — bold, large-scale geometric medallions first woven by tribal weavers in the Caucasus, later carried into Afghan production, known for confident use of open space rather than dense, fine patterning.Size: 175 x 220 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Super Kazak style — a higher-density evolution of the bold, graphic Kazak weave that originated with tribal weavers in the Caucasus.Size: 150 x 194 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Hand-knotted in the Super Kazak style — an elevated, higher knot-density version of the traditional Caucasian Kazak weave, giving a sharper, more defined pattern than a standard Kazak, in deep reds and warm neutrals.Size: 197 x 297 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Woven in the Heriz tradition — a Persian style from northwestern Iran near Mount Sabalan, famous for translating floral Persian motifs into bold, angular geometric medallions, and for exceptionally durable wool believed to be strengthened by the region's copper-rich water.Size: 141 x 185 cm....