Kagizman Anatolia Tribal Kurdish Rug

Very beautiful late 19th century north western rug, with beautiful geometrical tribal design and nice natural colors with blue and red, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on cott...

Antique Central Anatolian Konya prayer kilim of Sivrihisar design. A kilim of scarce design which is said to represent the levels of heaven, and is for use in prayer and meditation....

The Yuruk are nomadic and semi-nomadic tribes that primarily inhabit the lesser populated regions of eastern Anatolia. The word Yuruk translates in Turkish to pastoral nomad. Their...

The town of Kayseri in central Turkey is known for producing rugs in traditional designs from other weaving centers. These rugs are woven primarily on cotton foundations with wool, mercerized cotton, or silk piles. This wool on cotton example utilizes an overall design often found in Seychour rugs from the Caucasus of large “St. Andrews Cross...

This truly unique Turkish rug features tribal elements with a Caucasian serapi design. Its allover high wool pile boasts a complimentary pallet of salmon, navy blue, olive, and cream...

Northwestern Anatolian rug. A handsome old tribal rug from Northwestern Turkey, around the town of Canakkale on the Dardanelles. A good example of this p...

Konya Village rug. A charming old village rug from the highly prolific Konya province in Central Turkey, with many familiar motifs, but with a unique composition featuring beautifull...

Nice tribal rug with a beautiful geometrical design and red field colors, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on cotton foundation.

An Anatolian Turkish prayer rug with a fantastic stylized floral and geometric pattern woven in myriad primary colors including indigo, cr...

A wonderful vintage Anatolian Turkish rug with three large diamond medallions amidst a crimson field of multicolored flowers and goats. The border is complex with multiple wide and t...