Late 19th Century Central Asian Rugs

This unique Chuval rug is a rare antique rug woven in the 1890s with a traditional Turkmen design. The central pattern is a traditional design woven with geometric patterns in accent...

This beautiful unique rug is a rare antique Caucasian rug, woven by hand in the 1880s. The design features a trio of finely woven floral details made up of red and beige accents on a...

A geometric tribal design has been woven on a rich red background in blue, beige and brown accents by Turkmen tribes; This piece is an antique Chuval style rug, woven in the 1880s with sophistication and traditional motifs and patterns. The bold geometric patterns and colour palette in this piece make it the perfect accent rug that will uplift any room. Popular with interior designers and home owners because of their luxurious look and feel. Easily pair this piece with your modern home interior or Rustic vintage decor...

This antique Kilim rug features a beautiful all-over floral design, intricately woven with delicate floral and geometric details. Orange and black are the main colours used, contrasting beautifully to make an eyecatching rug. Perfect for use in any modern or traditional home, as a living room rug, bedroom rug or dining room rug. Woven with fine, hand-spun wool and cotton that would have been dyed with organic vegetable dyeing techniques that have been used for generation. The colour palette and design in this fine antique rug make it the perfect accent accessory for any room. Easily style this piece with your vintage or antique home accessories...

A bold circular medallion pattern decorates this fine wool rug. Constructed in central Asia, Khotan in the 1880s. The central design has been woven on a cream background and features...

This geometric area rug is a fine wool kilim woven by hand in the 1890s. Featuring a bold diamond geometric design through the centre woven in accents of blue and brown on a subtle cream/beige background. This is then framed by a zig-zag and stripe border. Constructed with only the finest hand-spun wool and cotton. The colours come from natural dyeing techniques that have been used for generations. The construction and materials used by master weavers of this antique kilim make it a hard-wearing piece, sure to last if cared for correctly in good condition, ready for use. Our team source only the finest interior accessories, with years of experience, let our team help you find the perfect accent pieces for your home interior. Our inventory includes a range of modern rugs, vintage rugs and antique rugs. With a huge range of colours and sizes available now. Measures: 161 x 287cm. MIC37 Collectible antique rugs wool...

This fine wool area rug was handwoven in Azerbaijan in 1880. The central design features a bold, intricate design woven with a repeating all over pattern through the centre and a traditional layered repeating pattern design border. Both the colour and design in this piece make it the perfect accent rug. This oriental carpet is sure to uplift any home interior. Easily style this piece with your vintage or antique furniture. This piece was constructed with locally sourced, hand-spun wool and cotton that was dyed with organic dyeing techniques. This piece is in great condition, ready for use in any home. Our team source only the finest interior accessories, with years of experience, let our team help you find the perfect accent pieces for your home interior. Our inventory includes a range of modern rugs, vintage rugs and antique rugs. As well as cushions and footstools to match your style. With a huge range of colours and sizes available now. Measures: 152 x 295cm Antique handwoven traditional wool rug rust red oriental...

Turkmen Yomut Ensi Rug, Nomadic Door Hanging, 19th Century A Yomut ensi is a type of antique Turkmen rug originally woven as a door hanging for a nomadic yurt (tent) by the Yomut tr...

Antique Yomut Chuval, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 3'5" L x 2'3" W Origin: Turkmenistan Period: Late 19th Century

This handmade carpet Oriental rug deep blue central Asian antique rug was handwoven in Kohtan in 1989. Three circular emblems flow through the c...

This handmade carpet red rug is a kind of beautiful hand-knotted Turkmen carpets with geometric rug pattern and very elegant tribal and geometric rug design. These wool rugs have vibrant natural dyes. The combination of rust red, orange, and gold in carpet made very luxury rugs view with artistic design with medallions. These kinds of small oriental rugs...

This exquisite 19th-century Khotan rug originates from Eastern Turkestan, a historic crossroads of Silk Road artistry. Showcasing a striking allover pattern of large geometric medall...

19th Century Afghan Maimana Flat-weave Carpet ( 5'9" x 13'6" - 175 x 412 )

Rug Number 26935 Size 8' 2" X 13' 3" Design Khotan Collection Antique/Vintage Material Wool Texture Pile Weave Origin Central Asia Age Antique/Vintage

Ersari Chuval Rug, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 3'2" W x 4'7" L Origin: Central Asia Period: Late 19th Century Rug ID: 19350

This Japanese textile, measuring an impressive 409 x 69 cm, is a stunning example of intricate Japanese craftsmanship, likely intended as a decorative piece or for ceremonial purpose...

With its striking appeal and architectural elements of naturalistic forms, thisantique Turkestan Khotan rug can beautifully blend modern, traditional, and contemporary interiors. The...

Tekke Chuval, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 2'7" W x 4'3" L Condition: Excellent

Tekke Main Carpet, 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 6'9" W x 10'4" L Origin: Turkmenistan Period: 19th Century (3rd Quarter) Rug ID: 15638

Hand knotted Yamut rug, woven in Uzbekistan circa 1900. This antique Yamut displays a traditional tribal design featuring repeating diamond motifs in deep brown and navy tones, acce...

This antique Khotan rug features a shaded steel-blue field with a variety of floral motifs around a pair of dusty-pink roundels each with a band of linked flowerheads around a shaded...

Antique Caucasian Karabagh Long Rug, Late 19th Century This long oversized Karabagh carpet demonstrates the fascination in the Near East with French design in the late 19th century....

Antique rare Turkoman "Torba" bag for wall hanging, with guls (roses) uses by Turkoman tribes. There are many books on the whole history of these famous little nomadic carpets. This ...

Rare perfect antique Azeri rug, square sizes, pastel elegant colors, from my private collection. This carpet is one of the most beautiful and elegant oriental antique carpets that I ...

This is an antique Turkmen rug, likely of Yomut or Tekke origin, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. It measures 2.35m x 1.50m and was originally a longer piece that was c...

Antique 1880s Samarkand Khotan Rug Size: 12'1" × 12'3" (368 × 373 cm) A remarkable example of 19th-century East Turkestani craftsmanship, this rare square Samarkand rug radiates the ...

Vintage Samarkand (Khotan) Rug Size: 7'0" × 12'1" (213 × 368 cm) This captivating 1880s Samarkand rug from East Turkestan exemplifies the aesthetic richness and cultural fusion that ...

This antique Karagashli hand-knotted in Caucasian Azerbaijan circa 1880 measuring 139 × 118 cm (4' 6" × 3' 10") has wool fleece and wool warp and weft. Minutely decorated with an inc...

Antique Turkmen Rug Erzari sec. XIX cm. Measures: 444 x 190 € 9,000 The Ersari are a tribe of the Turkmen people of Central Asia and one of the five main tribes of Turkmenistan. The Tribu of the Eersani, the most numerous among those Turkmen, takes its name from the legendary Hero Turkmen Ersari Khan. The carpets of the group generally attributed to the Ersari include specimens characterized by a vast repertoire of compositional schemes, designs and techniques, and because under the generic denomination of Ersari, rugs knotted by various subclusters are included under the generic name of Ersari. Extremely interest in the archaic polygonal motif adorned with thin pendants (probable its derivation from ancient...

The Ersari are a tribe of the Turkmen people of Central Asia and one of the five main tribes of Turkmenistan. The Eersani tribe, the most numerous among the Turkmen tribe, takes its name from the legendary Turkmen hero Ersari Khan. The group's carpets generally attributed to the Ersari include specimens characterized by a vast repertoire of compositional schemes, drawings, and techniques; this is because, under the generic name of Ersari, carpets knotted by various sub-tribes are included. Of great interest is the archaic polygonal motif decorated with thin pendants (probably its derivation from ancient fabrics...

Antique Yomut Ensi Rug, Late 19th Century An ensi is a rug woven as a door flap for the inside of a Turkmen yurt. This Yomut group ensi draws a crucifor...

This classic Tekke Turkmen main carpet from Central Asia draws a configuration of quartered ‘guls’ alternating with cruciform ‘ghurbagheh’ or ‘frog’ type m...

A few centuries back, almost all Turkmen rugs were produced by nomadic tribes almost entirely with locally-obtained materials, wool from the herds and vegetable dyes or other natu...

Red Bashir Ersari Long Rug with Tiled Octagons, 19th Century Woven along the banks of the Oxus River in Central Asia, this long and narrow Bashir carpet represents a distinctive for...

Fine Antique Early 19th Century Pair of Ninshia Mat Size Rug 2’4” x 2’5”. The generally small rugs of the plateau region, with dragon, tantric and allover patterns. Bright colors. Ol...

Antique Shabi Sheek Kerman Rug 5'4'' x 8'0''.

Antique Chuval Turkman Rug 2'3" x 3’8”. The rugs of the Central Asian/NW Persian/Afghanistan Turkic nomadic tribes employing guls (small medallions), wo...

This is an antique Khotan from East Turkistan, circa 1880s that is evenly worn. It features an all-over delicate red pomegranate pattern that gives the rug a beautiful contrast again...

Farahan rugs originate from an area north of Arak. These rugs get their name Farahan who was a famous carpet weaver from the small village Sarouk. Farahan trademarked the use of a ce...

This rare late 19th century Tibetan rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring three large scale blooming lotus or peony blossoms anchored within a deep midn...

This antique Khotan rug is from East Turkistan, circa 1880s. This is a beautiful example of the early Khotan rugs from this region with soft gray field, r...

This exquisite Old Tabriz rug is a masterful blend of elegance, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty. Showcasing soft beige tones accented with gentle shades of brown, it offers a refi...

This is an Turkish Beaulieu Oushak rug made c. 1890s. It has a delicate soft peach, cream, and gold color way. The rugs center has large abstract floral shapes which are surrounded b...

This is an antique Karabagh runner, circa 1880s. It features geometric motifs and rosettes filling the field on a black background with shades of salmon reds, ivory, pink, olive gree...

This 19th-century Ersari rug presents one of the most recognisable designs from the Turkmen weaving tradition: an uninterrupted diamond lattice that creates a refined, rhythmic surfa...

This antique, circa 1880, Khotan rug has an eau-de-nil field with an overall design of light terracotta-red vertical panel containing a central pole-motif issuing from a small vase, ...

Oushak Rug, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 6'8" L x 4'7" W Origin: Anatolia Period: Late 19th Century Rug ID: 17003

Bashir Chuval Rug, Late 19th Century This extra large Bashir Turkmen tent bag draws a field derived from Central Asian ikat textile design. The particular ikat pattern seen here wit...

This is an antique Tibetan rug woven during the beginning of the 20th century circa 1900 and measures 156 x 80CM in size. Its field depicts five rows of highly geometric beige-colored medallions which are indicative of Tibetan and Chinese culture set on a red background color. its border is made using a variant of the classical Greek key design which is found in many Chinese and Tibetan textiles...

Shahsevan Sumak Chanteh Bag, Late 19th Century A "chanteh" is a small child’s or personal bag. This particular chanteh is in pristine original condition. Additional Information: Di...

Jamie Drake - 'Fall' Rug 6' x 9' Material: 80% Wool - 20% Silk Introducing Via Como, the pinnacle of ultra high-end hand-knotted rugs. Renowned for their unrivaled artistry and e...

Tibetan - 'Super Fine Collection' Rug 10' x 14' Material: 85% Wool - 15% Silk Introducing Via Como, the pinnacle of ultra high-end hand-knotted rugs. Renowned for their unrivaled...

Farahan rugs originate from an area north of Arak. These rugs get their name Farahan who was a famous carpet weaver from the small village Sarouk. Farahan trademarked the use of a ce...

This is an antique Turkish silk Kaiseri rug, circa 1880s. It is woven with silk and metallic. Features a beautifully crafted paradise pictorial of birds, game animals, and flowers wi...

This is a lovely antique Khotan from East Turkistan, circa 1880s. It features stylized floral designs in a latticework arrangement set on a cool grey background. Charcoal grey border...

This is an antique Karabagh gallery size runner, circa 1890s. It is a beautifully woven, lavish rug with exceptional composition. An exquisite red ...

This is an antique Karabagh runner from the Caucasus area circa 1880s. It has a regal display of palmette, floral and angular patterns on dark black field with light peach, ivory, ta...

This is an antique Khotan rug from East Turkistan, circa 1870s. It features three prominent large circular medallions each stylized in a different design set against a beautiful soft...

This 4x5 antique Uzbek Ikat textile pair is a remarkable addition to Rug & Kilim’s Tapestry & Textile collection. Handwoven in natural silk and cotton and dating to circa 1870-1900, ...

Handwoven in natural silk and cotton circa 1870-1900, this 4x4 antique Uzbek Ikat textile pair joins Rug & Kilim's Tapestry & Textiles collection. It features a geometric allover Ika...