Old Kilim KAREBAGH with Flowers

Vintage Moldavia Kilim with an elegant Caucasian floral design like an Aubusson carpet - It is a genuine product, made to keep You company and be part...

nr. 374 - On a brown background a beautiful floral design, with different shades of red, pink and green. The first were the kilims that Russian nobles had weavers from the Caucasus...

Fine authentic Caucasian Kilim with classical red roses design, to imitate Karabagh rugs. My carpets are not affected by fashions. Then enjoy at least one genuine product, made to ke...

Antique rare Tibetan carpet with pink flowers. From an Italian personal collection: first time on the market. (Look to other ones). No restoration: wo...

" The Romanian rug from 1900, boasting dimensions of 8'6X11 feet, captures the imagination with its enchanting blend of tobacco and lilac tones. Adorned with a delicate flower design...

This fine wool rug is an excellent example of Karabakh, Azerbaijan kilims, woven by hand in the 1890s. The central design features a double floral medallion design woven in red, oran...

Hand knotted in wool pile originating from Turkey circa 1950-1960, this vintage rug connotes a midcentury Bessarabian rug design in the inspiration, likely remarking a nomadic influence in the piece signifying immediate European take on these graceful floral medallion patterns in green and pink-red against the rich brown background. In good condition and a versatile 5 x...

70271 Vintage Turkish Rose Kilim Rug, 09'00 x 10'11. There is a certain joy—an unapologetically sumptuous, romantic joy—that only a true rose kilim can deliver, and this exceptional vintage Turkish flat-weave captures that feeling with disarming elegance. Inspired by the whimsical exuberance of Mario Buatta and the polished charm of classic Chintz interiors, this piece transforms a room into a curated tableau of floral opulence. Its open abrashed red field provides a velvety stage for a sweeping display of roses, rendered with a painterly softness that evokes both nostalgia and couture-level restraint. At the heart of the composition lies a magnificent stylized bouquet, framed by a dramatically cusped medallion that feels almost baroque in its flourish. The artistry here is unmistakable—this is not simply a decorative element, but a celebration of abundance, femininity, and heritage. The roses bloom in shades of cream, teal, emerald, and blush, creating an irresistible, layered depth that feels transported from a lacquered English drawing room or the salon of an old-world grand estate. Around this lyrical center, a deep black-coffee border intensifies the contrast and adds an air of high drama. The surrounding garlands of roses and foliage echo the central bouquet, unifying the entire composition with a rhythm that is both stately and playful. The interplay of soft pastels against the dark frame creates a chiaroscuro effect, lending the kilim a curated, museum-worthy presence—a rarity among floral flat-weaves. For collectors and designers with a taste for the extraordinary, this exquisite work of art is more than a textile—it is a statement piece with personality, pedigree, and undeniable magnetism. It evokes the lavish romance of vintage chintz while retaining the crisp geometry and artisanal integrity of Anatolian weaving. This is a treasure for a space that demands charm, sophistication, and a whisper of theatrical luxury. Also known as: Bessarabian Rose...