Antique Bagface Rug

Kurdish piled bagface, Jaf Kurds, Iran/Iraq border area

This is a beautiful textile.

Luri mixed-technique bagface, Iran

South Persian Tribal Mixed Technique Bagface, Lur or Khamseh

This highly geometric patterned bagface with vibrant colors is typical of shahsavan weavers. Very

This antique Persian bagface was woven as the cover for a bag or other container. The complimentary

an early 20th century turkish melas bagface rug Measures: 1'8'' x 2'3''.

an early 20th century Persian Shiraz Pictorial small bagface rug 2' x 2'5''

19th century Persian bagface.

An early 20th century colorful Jaff Kurd Bagface.

19th century Persian Beshir rug with vivid blues and brown.

Stunning tribal textile bag made in the villages of the Caucasus.

an early 20th-century southwest Persian bag face rug Measures: 1'9'' x 1'9''.

This soft colorful bag face once served as the outside panel of a small personal bag, or 'chanteh'. A pair of 'boteh' paisleys are drawn in madder red and medium indigo blue against ...

Persian Kurd Bagface from the 1st quarter of the 20th century Details rug no. j4865 size 1' x 1'1"

An early 20th century colorful Kurd Bagface rug Measures: 1'11'' x 2'2''.

An early 20th century colorful Kurd Bagface rug Measures: 1'5" x 2'3".

An early 20th century colorful Kurd Bagface rug Measures: 1'6" x 1'9".

Antique Caucasian Shahsevan Sumak Bagface Rug, 19th Century From the Collection of Dr. Charles

An early 20th century Northwest Persian Bagface textile rug.

A 19th century authentic handwoven Persian tribal bagface textile rug.

An early 20th century colorful Kurd Bagface textile rug Measures: 1'9" x 4'3".

This bagface woven in Khorosan in northeast Persia represents one of the earliest design variants

pieces) has been isolated, treated as a separate element, and made the central motif of the bagface. Both

lusciously soft bagface was once exhibited at the Textile Museum, Washington, DC with the following caption

Rare collector level tribal Bagface woven in city of Bakshaish. The weaver intentionally added

one of a pair of bagfaces for a set of saddlebags, is interestingly more elongated than most and

This graphically bold kilim bagface was woven in southern Azerbaijan as part of a double saddle bag

This Jaff tribal Kurdish saddlebag face panel shows their characteristic closely set all-over diamond pattern with hooked diamond centres, all in ivory, rose, green and dark blue. Iv...

Khamseh province, around the area of Zanjan in northwest Persia (not to be confused with the southwest Persian tribal confederacy of the same name), was home to several Shahsevan tri...

A tribal Bagface saddleback textile rug from the early 20th century Measures: 2'4" x 4'.

This pair of bagfaces was woven in the soumac technique in the central Caucasian region of Karabagh

Handmade antique Kurdish jaf bag face in original good condition. The rug has been made in the end

a cherished addition to any rug collection. Despite its age, this collectible bagface remains in

Elevate your collection with this Handmade Antique Persian Collectible Gashkai Bagface, crafted in

woven to be used as a bagface or a prayer rug. The freestyle allover design is very appealing. The

Antique Persian Afshar Bagface Bag, 19th Century The design pool of pile rugs and bags from South

Antique Persian Qashqai Bagface, Late 19th Century A colorful bag face with excellent color, the

Antique Shahsevan Sumak Bagface, 19th Century Against a deep modulated indigo ground, rows of

dyed. **The Shahsevan were a tribal confederation in Northwest and Western Iran. To the rug and

19th century Persian Afshar bagface rug.

19th century Persian Afshar bagface rug.

an early 20th century turkish melas bagface rug Measures: 1'8'' x 2'1''.

An early 20th-century Kurdish bag face textile rug Measures: 2'6'' x 3'7''.

19th century Persian bagface textile rug Measures: 1'11'' x 2'2''.

Late 19th century Jaff Kurd Bagface textile rug. Measures: 2'1" x 3'8".

Antique Kurdish Bagface Bag, Late 19th Century Additional information: Dimension: 1'9" L x 1'4" W

Central Asian Pile Bagface, Middle Amu Darya, late 19th century