Egyptian Rug 11 10 x 16 7

Egypt has a rug-weaving tradition that dates back to at least the 16th century. After a brief period of glory, though, it seems to have gone into abeyance until after World War Two. The birth of the handmade carpet industry in modern Egypt dates to the Egyptian Revolution in 1952, when the importation of carpets from Iran ceased. Most people don’t think of Egypt as a source of Oriental rugs. New Egyptian rugs are almost never included in books on the subject because, first of all, new Oriental rugs...

The straw-sand field shows a nine pole allover one-way pattern of attached “bug” palmettes, adapted from 17th century “Transylvanian” archetypes. The originals show fewer pole and re...

Moroccan Rug 5'9'' x 8'4''. The abrashed dark blue field displays a large lozenge lattice enclosing various reserve-conforming semi-geometric floral arrays, within a narrow border of...

Egyptian Rug 13'1'' x 18'8''. Modern carpet production in Egypt began in the 1960's, and the production has followed, as here, Sultanabad/Ziegler models,...

Rug Number 55462 Size 9' 10" X 13' 8" Design Axminster Collection Traditional Re-Creations Material Wool Texture Pile Weave Origin Egypt Age New

Thinking of European or Western theme with a touch of luxury vibe? This rug will be perfect for your interior! This Amritsar Design revival rug has its unique double weft and asymmet...

A majestic revival of Sultanabad that was made from a hand-spun wool and woven meticulously. All the symmetrical blooming palmettes, leafy tendrils, and sophisticated florid borders ...

A sophisticated revival of Zeigler Rug that features a large scale design on an attractive beige field with the main border in ash gray symmetrical medallions. The carpet has an over...