Antique Hand Woven Afghan Uzbek Tatar Flat Weave Sumak Technique Bag.These Bags Were Used For Storing Seeds And Nuts Rather Than Salt.Size ... read more
wonderful antique very topquality fine bag, afshari? supereiour quality, in great condition, original kelimback, one small right lower corner repair, very silky ... read more
An old apron,silk embroidery,by Hmong people,Jianhe area,Guizhou province / Southwest China.
Size 70cm. x 70cm.
Collector piece.
More info in dm: asolokilim@gmail.com
Belouch Rug. 1'6 x 3'4 including generous ends.... 64 knots per sq in (8x8).... Asymmetric knots, open right.... Thick pile, nearly full.... ... read more
from the Italian Renaissance...
close up of a stunning antique velvet silk called "soprarizzo".
Florence, last quarter of xvi Century.
Collector piece.
Size 0.98mt. x 0.60mt
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Karabag Caucasian knotted circa 1900, antique, collectors item, 111 x 173 cm, carpet ID:TTR-3
Vegetable dyes,the black knots are oxidized, all over crab ... read more
Antique Bukhara Ceremonial Silk and Metallic Embroidered Headband. Circa - 1900s. Backing is also Russian block print cotton fabric. Size - ''41.5 ... read more
18th c. Anatolian Konya rug fragment. Rare striped design. Conserved and professionally mounted on linen. Decent pile with best old color. Please ... read more
An brilliant antique gold appliqué and silver Turkoman / Turkmen Yomut / Yomud tribe talismanic pendant bridal jewellery ornament known as Acar ... read more
Vintage textile “mola” with an unusual nautical theme. Colorful and charming. Loosely sewn cloth backing.
Undervalued hand work. 20th c. 15” x 19”
Asking
Patola Sari Silk Double ikat.Probably Patan Gujarat. India.
This Patola sari has the type of geometric,non figurative pattern particularly favored by the ismaili ... read more
Antique east Anatolian unusually square yastik or Bagface? Thick high pile and older colors featuring an insect dye cochineal field. Nice greens ... read more
Antique Shirvan/Baku 4’11” x 13’8″ #8125 This 3rd quarter 19th century Shirvan is most probably Baku from Azerbaijan measures 4’11” x 13’8″. ... read more
