Antique Sivas Carpet, circa 1920s

On an abrashed red ground, three large nested piecrust edge oval medallions are set with internal rosettes and floral tendrils. An rosette vinery surrounds the medallions. The brown ...

Sivas rugs follow closely their Tabriz parallels, as is well indicated on this well-woven piece with an lattice pattern in rust, buff,cream, sand and light brown with enclosed vases,...

The light beige field of this carpet supports an allover pattern of linked rosettes in a lozenge pattern with stylized leaves and botehs. The brown border shows a stiff, split vine w...

This sandy field western Turkish long rug displays a field pattern of geometric flowers and straight, angled vines detailed in light brown, set within sand 17th century style "Transy...

An antique Turkish Sivas carpet featuring a subtle checkered diaper pattern across a softly distressed field of camel, walnut, and sand. The geometry emerges gently through tonal shi...

This Turkish Sivas rug originated from the city of Sivas in central Anatolia. The city has a rich history of carpet making that dates back centuries. These rugs are characterized by...

Anatolian rugs originated from Anatolia, also referred to as Asian Turkey, due to its geographical location. They are hand knotted, pile rugs made of natural fibers and dyes. Many of...

Anatolian rugs originated from Anatolia, also referred to as Asian Turkey, due to its geographical location. They are hand knotted, pile rugs made of natural fibers and dyes. Many of...