Vintage Afghan Rug 1 6 x 1 11

Vintage Afghan Rug 3'3'' x 3'9''. The abrashed red field displays two "Guli" guls, quartered in near black and light red. Innermost turret surround. Primary main border with flip-flo...

Vintage Afghan Rug 6'6'' x 9'1''. The scarlet field displays three columns of six, octagonal, quartered Turkmen gulli guls with secondary sagdak star lattice guls. Numerous border S ...

Vintage Afghan Rug 1'6'' x 3'7''. The slightly abrashed rose-red field displays two full and two half hooked, hexagonal medallions in red, mustard and ecru, with smaller nested hexag...

Vintage Afgan Rug 3'9'' x 5'5''. The primarily Ersari Turkmen pile tribal carpets of NW Afghanistan, characterized by red fields with repeating medallion (g...

Beautiful mid century tribal Afghan rug with a tribal design and beautiful colors, entirely and finely hand knotted with wool velvet on wool foundation.

This is a vintage Afghan rug, circa 1970s. It contains a beautiful traditional Herati design in sapphire red, black and ivory. Surrounding the field are narrower guard borders, all b...

Deep reds have been used as the primary colours into this high-quality handmade carpet Antique Afghan rug, with a highly detailed repeat pattern design that was hand-woven in 1940 with hand-spun, vegetable-dyed wool, and cotton, by some of the finest artisans. Perfect oriental rug for both modern or traditional interiors, bedrooms, living rooms or even entryways, this carpet rug is sure to make a lovely accent piece for any room it is introduced to. The central design is an asymmetrical repeat pattern with the top half woven into a point and diamond. A sub-border outlines the design with a repeat pattern design followed by the main rectangular border revealing intricate square motifs, repeated around the whole edge and a fringed edge on two sides. Quality Antique Rug Afghan...

Handmade vintage Middle Eastern rug in traditional design. The rug is from the end of 20th century in original condition, it has some signs of age. -condition: origial, some signs...