Rare Antique Indian Dhurrie Art Deco Rug Square, Coral Borders, White Field

The only dark colors are the wandering corals vines outlining the corners. The beige subfield is internally hooked, stepped and end-pointed. Pale straw accents. Sandy border with bro...

The stepped strongly abrashed brown corners position the straw open field with a tall, pendanted eight lobe medallion with a circular center. Internal pendants on the sub-medallion. ...

This high pile, coarsely woven vintage-to-modern carpet shows rows and rows of various brickwork styles running selvage to selvage, in tones of sand, beige, brown and straw. Ecru “mo...

This antique Belouch rug features a striking and sophisticated tribal design rendered in a rich palette of earthy reds, soft ivories, and warm browns. The field is adorned with a ser...

France, circa 1930 Handwoven Measures: 17'3" x 11'2" (526 x 340 cm).  

Custom woven in Tangiers in the late 1970s for the Rue De Grenelle Parisian apartment of someone very close to Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, the rug is distinguished by an infinite repeat pattern of diamonds, which are knotted in raised pile just like the border. The rug's unique, sturdy texture is also augmented by the fact that it is woven entirely in cotton. Wonderfully tactile and subtle, it speaks the language of Paris chic.

The sand field displays a round medallion edged with a flame pattern of small bottehs with additional booths floating around the floriate pendants and elsewhere in the open areas. Re...

Woven during the mid-20th century, this designer, flat-woven Indian cotton dhurrie is decorated with a stepped diamond pattern and rendered with an inventive low-contrast color palet...