Superb Old Sind Wedding Choli. Beautiful heavily embroidered dress or choli from the Sind region, probably made and used by a bride ... read more

Old Indian Himalayan Zanskar Shawl, from Zanskar region in the Indian Himalayas near the Tibetan border in the state of Ladakh. Approx. ... read more

19th century turkish Yastik.

Ghom carpet from about 1930 Size: 330 x 430 Good estate but must be purging. Price: 2500 euroes

Antique North West Persian/ Azerbeycan Circa 1900. Size 91cm x 180cm Real Collectable Piece but unfortunately very bad condition. Very dirty and needs ... read more

Item age: 19th. century Size: 160 x 130 Marasali design with perfectly estate and synthetic colour. Inquiry price: 12000 euro

Rare fine Mehriban mat 2.3 ft x 2. 5. Wonderful quirk wool and saturated natural colors. Fine weave. Full pile $15 ... read more

Small Lillihan, 2.8 ft x 3.10. Wonderful bold design with human figures. Full thick pile with no wear. early 20th cent. ... read more

Miniature Minimalist South Persian Kilim with a natural abrashed camel ground and pistachio green border. Perhaps a small sofreh, cover or bread ... read more

Yahyalı Antique rug in perfect condition 1.26cmx1.91cm

# 837. kuba kilim bag face. 19th century.good condition. 1'9"x2'3" price on request

Bahtiyari 185 x 073 Analine Color link

Konya area kilim

Century Anatolian Kilim 145 x 103 link

gordes 460 x 400 cm

Green ground Qashqa’i rug Qashquli tribe Southern Persia circa 1880 222 x 138 cm (7’3” x 4’6”) l 123 asymmetrically knotted wool pile open to the left ... read more

nice baluch prayer rug with really nice colors and design 19th centery and there is some repair on the field.

senneh cushion wonderfuly good condİtİon 45 x 43 cm

Wishing everyone the very best success, health and happiness in the New Year.

Bahtiyari Saddle bag.

early 19th century konya ladik

Beautiful 19th century Kirman embroidery, very good condition, fine embroidery and very nice colours, size is 170/180.

"Tribal Elder's Robe purchased in 1919" by a family touring Turkey, although this looks Moroccan to me. Perhaps they went there too. ... read more