This Antique Sarouk Mohageran Carpet measures 4.3 x 6.5 feet, making it a versatile and stylish addition to any room. Hand-knotted from wool, this multicolored rug features a traditional Sarouk...

I have been dealing in antique Oriental Rugs for over 50 years, and not many rugs make my heart go pitter-patter, but this one does. It had all of the...

Here is a genuine handwoven antique Oriental Rug from the 1920’s, featuring the rich hues characteristic of renowned Heriz Serapi rugs. Since this was a rug woven in a village...

Here are two decorative pillows taken from magnificent handwoven Peking Chinese carpets made over 100 years ago. The backing and edges are meticulously well done. They are clean and ready...

Here we have a rare antique Afaghan Camel Hair Baluch Rug handwoven when many of the people were still tribal and nomadic people. The rugs they made back then were...

This rug was handwoven from sturdy, high-quality wool around the 1920s. The colors are still vibrant but a bit more subdued than they appear in the photo. It will withstand...

This area rug is a unique fine old weaving. The colors are subdued and very charming. The pulled medallion resembles the highly sought-after and highly decorative Serapi, Heriz, and Bidjar...

This masterpiece is a Genuine Senneh, over 100 years old, hand-knotted by Kurds. Its fineness and quality are superb! The so-called Herati design was handed down throughout centuries by tradition....

This is a genuine hand-woven/knotted antique rug, circa mid-1920s. It was made with much love and a carefully selected range of superior-quality wool, dyes, and craftsmanship. The main field, with...

Experience the allure and sophistication of a Magnificent Antique Feraghan Malayer Heriz Area Rug—an exquisite centerpiece for your home. Measuring 4 x 6.8 ft, this hand-knotted masterpiece features a vibrant...

This True Antique Handwoven Art Deco Rug from the 1920's is a beautiful piece featuring an Oriental pattern with a Chinese design. Measuring approximately 4' x 6', this red wool...

These two pillows came from a mid-1800s Tribal Oriental  Rug. A fiancée originally wove this rug as a dowry for her husband-to-be. Each pillow shows four sets of animals, symbolizing...