Very unusual Tibetan saddle carpet. What at first glance looks like your ‘normal’ oval shaped under-saddle carpet (that is, two halves simply ... read more
Tibet. Unique pile-less seating square woven in a very interesting and unusual knotting style, being either rural or nomadic work with primarily ... read more
Beautiful Tibetan seating square featuring a mandala like center motif afloat in a light 'goldish-brown' field sparingly decorated with clouds, with the ... read more
Mafrash are primarily from eastern Turkey, far north western Iran (Persia) and the southern Caucasus, although they are not only made there. ... read more
Strikingly vibrant Tibetan khaden with three medallions and the so-called 'frog foot' design scattered throughout the center field. The main border is ... read more
Tibetan under-saddle carpet (makden) of the so-called 'butterfly type', the shape of which is generally believed to have been 'introduced' by the ... read more
Tibetan khaden with various shades of blue making up the so-called 'gau box', or amulet, design evenly interspaced throughout the brown main ... read more
Finnish ryijy (Swedish 'rya') designed by Leena Kaisa Halme entitled ‘Jääpuikkoja’ (in English ‘icicle’). Ryijy's / rya's are traditional Scandinavian wool rugs ... read more
Attractive and very interesting carpet, seemingly from the Baotou-Suiyuan region of China with deep rich lustrous colours. And 'seemingly from Baotou-Suiyuan' only ... read more
a magnificent scalloped-cornered under-saddle carpet made of the highest quality wool from Inner Mongolia (China), probably made in the Baotou area. The ... read more
Magnificent Tibetan takheb carpet intended for use as a horse or yak cover / blanket, with a stunning, visually attractive, elaborate lattice-like ... read more
Very appealing medium sized Chinese carpet, most likely from the Ningxia area. The large 'Running t' main boarder anchors a richly saturated ... read more
Finnish ryijy handmade by Aino Salo. Ryijy's (Swedish 'rya') are traditional Scandinavian wool rugs with a long pile, often 'shaggy', and usually ... read more
Beautiful rendering of a benevolent dragon ‘pillar’ carpet from the Ningxia region of China, circa 2nd quarter of the 1900's, made specifically ... read more
a Finnish long pile ryijy by Kirsti Ilvessalo (1920 – 2019), the design entitled “Metsässä-palaa” (or in English; ‘Burning in the forest’). ... read more
