Antique Goat Hair Rugs

These rugs are first woven on a Kilim or flat weave loom, then the long hand spun goat and sheep hair is tied around the warp and allowed to drape freely.

This antique handmade Shiraz rug was manufactured, circa1850 in Persia. The rug is in traditional deeply brown and dark blue colors with a geometric, tribal pattern. This hand-knotte...

Highly collectible full pile Persian Serab runner with a camel ground and geometric motif. The colors, quality, geometry and characteristics make this a true one of a kind unique gem...

An antique tribal rug from the Iran-Afghan border area, attributed to groups generally defined as Baluch. Deep saturated colors, highly stylized geometric designs are hallmarks of th...

flat-weave, wool and goat hair, make these extremely durable with great use for high traffic areas.

A rare antique tribal rug from Central Turkey, with thick, shaggy pile, originally meant to function as a bed in the weaver’s household - “yatak” means bed in Turkish. Apparently ...

Antique Turkmen Palas rug. A great antique tribal flat-weave rug by the Yomut Turkmens of Central Asia, in brocaded flat-weave technique. A century ago, when this Kilim was woven, ev...

This is a ceremonial apron, worn by women in Eastern Turkey on special occasions like holidays, weddings, etc. Very fine weave.

SUPERB Antique Turkmen Late 19th Century Bag Face Rug This is a superb Turkmen Bag Face Rug from the late 19th Century. It is in excellent condition with no wear. Made from a grea...

Ningxia rugs are among the oldest antique rugs from China, many going back to the 18th century or earlier. They also tend to be among the more reserved and formal, even austere Chine...

An antique tribal cargo bag, opened up, with great color palette and in remarkable state of preservation despite its age. Hard to find one like this these days. Would make a great wa...

Highly collectible full pile Persian Serab runner with a camel color ground and bold geometric nomadi motif, circa 1920. Measures: 3'5'' x 9' The best antique rugs and carpets...

A lovely Kurdish tribal kilim from Eastern Turkey, woven in two panels on a narrow loom. Bands of alternating colors decorated with "jijim" brocading. Very soft handle, great patina.

An archaic design from a well-known region that is increasingly difficult to find these days.

A tribal kilim woven in an elaborate brocading technique. Cheerful color palette, typical of Western Turkey. Very nice example.

An old tribal flat-weave from Central Turkey, or further South, from the Taurus Mountains, featuring a well-known but increasingly hard-to-find design, executed in the "jijim" brocad...

The use of strong yellow is a feature of this rug. The rug has even wear with medium pile, very soft wool, goats hair side bindings.

It does not come with an insert. Linen in the back Dry clean only.

A great tribal weaving by the Yomud Turkmens, in brocaded flatweave technique. Larger than usual, impressive size. Very well preserved with original tassels.

Antique Chodor Turkmen rug or main carpet of small size with the traditional Ertmen gul design Circa 1880 The rug features diagonal rows of Ertmen guls in ivory and red / brown, wit...

A lovely small tribal rug, originally intended as a cushion cover. It can be used on the floor or made into a nice soft cushion again.

The orange an aubergine colors are typical for works around 1900. This rugs do not belong to the tülü groups but are called "tiftik" (which means fine, silky, long goats hair) in Cen...

These rugs are first woven on a Kilim or flat weave loom, then the long hand spun goat and sheep hair is tied around the warp and allowed to drape freely.

These rugs are first woven on a Kilim or flat weave loom, then the long hand spun goat and sheep hair is tied around the warp and allowed to drape freely.