Serapi-Heriz Persian, knotted circa 1905 antique, collectors item, 346 x 234 cm, id: P-4023
Vegetable dyes, the black knots are oxidized, the knots ... read more
Serap Persian, dated 1322 = 1904, antique, collectors item, 297 x 172 cm, id: P-5869
High pile, in perfect condition, vegetable dyes, the ... read more
Qashqai Kashkuli khorjin bag face
Cm 60x60 circa
Fars province, Southern Iran
Datable 3rd q 19th century
Great pattern
Wonderful colors
Rare & beautiful
Very much wanted by collectors
DM ... read more
Colourful Bidjar region kelleh in excellent condition with both original sumac end finishes. No wear, minimal repairs, one small area of localised ... read more
Unusual Baluch prayer rug with dark natural undyed camel wool and saturated natural dyes. An eccentric rendering of a classic design type ... read more
Baluch bagface, Afghanistan, 1st quarter 20th cent. All good natural dyes, good wool, soft handle. One repair (last picture). Unusual white ground ... read more
Salar Khan Baluch
wool on wool fine knotted
Slightly reduced in on head. In general, very soft wool, professionally washed
size cm 165x96
for other pictures, ... read more
Unusual Kazak cm 149x98
Ends restored, and in low pile here and there, especially on dark brown details.
Quite rare composition of the ground ... read more
Antique Kireshir Kiershir green ground prayer rug, xix century
cm 171 x125
In original condition and satured colors.
Cared with Love and professionally
Afshar ca 1900/1910. wool on wool
Good patina, very nice green ground, cute size: cm 152x128 in original condition,
Professionally cleaned, in very ... read more
Central Asian Lakai talismanic silk embroidered mirror cover. Saturated natural colors with traditional Lakai Kungrat zoomorphic motifs. Size : 21.5'' x 21'' ... read more
North Afghanistan silk embroidered envelope shape vanity bags. Mostly natural colors. Great shape and condition for daily use. turkmansilver@gmail.com.
Size ; 163 x 383 cm
Central anatolia, Cappadocia
"Kilims from Cappadocia and its surrounding areas were traditionally woven by local women. This ... read more
