Old Konya Yastik, Anatolia Yastik are the decorative faces of large bags or grain sacks commonly found in Anataolia up to the 1970s. Once the bag, perhaps its backing first, becomes too worn, the front may be cut off, neatly...

Old Konya Yastik, Anatolia Yastik are the decorative faces of large bags or grain sacks commonly found in Anataolia up to the 1970s. Once the bag, perhaps its backing first, becomes too worn, the front may be cut off, neatly...

Abadeh, SW Iran Abadeh have similarities to Qashqai rugs. This is a fine rug with dense knotting, durable and attractive. Size: 128 x 58 cm  

Asmalyk, Afghanistan Contemporary production of a traditional wedding trapping. Size 106 x 107 cms

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan  Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by consistently good quality wool and dyes with wool pile, wool warp and weft.  Size: 125 x 81 cm

Herringbone Kilim - India Herringbone kilim is a type of chunky flat-weave, designed and made in N India for The Nomads Tent. Woven using wool dyed with natural dyes, this flatweave kilim would suit a variety of uses. Available in...

Fine Indian stone washed cotton dhurrie. These cotton dhurries are made exclusively for The Nomads Tent by our weaver north of Delhi who delights in reproducing old Indian traditional types of weaving. Cotton dhurries like these come from an authentic...

Fine Indian stone washed cotton dhurrie. These cotton dhurries are made exclusively for The Nomads Tent by our weaver north of Delhi who delights in reproducing old Indian traditional types of weaving. Cotton dhurries like these come from an authentic...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan  A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan  A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

'Flash Ivory' Indian Kilim A contemporary design woven for The Nomads Tent in India. Kilim (gilim, also in India sometimes called dhurrie) means flat weave and consists solely of wefts forming the design by being woven around and through warps,...

Miniature Anatolian Kilim 'Tatlı', meaning sweet or dessert in Turkish, might describle this fine little kilim. It was woven for The Nomads tent in Konya, Anatolia, inspired by 'Manastir' kilims with their hint of Christian influence. Note that St Paul...

Miniature Anatolian Kilim, Turkey 'Tatli', meaning sweet or dessert in Turkish, might describe this very fine small kilim For thousands of years, Kilims have been woven to serve utilitarian purposes, such as for floor coverings, Wall Hanging, Kilim Furniture, Kilim...

Kordi NW Iran Rare NW Iranian tribal asmalyk or tent hanging. Size: 105 x 51 cm

Herringbone Kilim - India Herringbone kilim is a type of chunky flat-weave, designed and made in N India for the Nomads Tent. Woven using cotton dyed with natural dyes, this kilim would suit a variety of uses. Available in Red,...

Abadeh, SW Iran Abadeh have similarities to Qashqai rugs. This is a fine rug with dense knotting, durable and attractive. Size: 151 x 62 cm

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan  A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Chobi, Afghanistan ‘Chobi’ means natural or vegetable dyed. In these tiny rugs we can see the delight of a weaver in creating patterns, using the full potential of hand spun wool and natural dyes, resulting in jewel like ‘abrash, or...

Chobi, Afghanistan ‘Chobi’ means natural or vegetable dyed. In these tiny rugs we can see the delight of a weaver in creating patterns, using the full potential of hand spun wool and natural dyes, resulting in jewel like ‘abrash, or...

Chobi, Afghanistan ‘Chobi’ means natural or vegetable dyed. In these tiny rugs we can see the delight of a weaver in creating patterns, using the full potential of hand spun wool and natural dyes, resulting in jewel like ‘abrash, or...

Chobi, Afghanistan ‘Chobi’ means natural or vegetable dyed. In these tiny rugs we can see the delight of a weaver in creating patterns, using the full potential of hand spun wool and natural dyes, resulting in jewel like ‘abrash, or...

Fine Herat Belouch, Afghanistan These finer Belouch rugs have fine detail and wool. As with almost all Afghan rugs, they use only natural dyes and hand spun wool which usually comes from the Karakul sheep. Size: 144 x 87 cm 

Fine Herat Belouch, Afghanistan Mainly reds, Blues and browns dominate with other colours providing accents. They often have a jewel like richness.These fine Belouch rugs have great detail due to having fine hand spun wool and smaller knots wool. The...

Hand woven with hand spun yarn (from the famous Karakul sheep of the region) and vegetable dyes, these Anatolian and SW Persian influenced designs have been a staple of weavers from the north of Afghanistan for generations. The very vibrant...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Belouch, Afghanistan These ever popular rugs represent extraordinarily good value. They are woven entirely with hand spun wool usually from the Karakul sheep and dyed with mostly vegetable dyes. The variety of designs is remarkable. Some are known as namazlik...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Belouch from NE Iran. These ever popular rugs represent extraordinarily good value. They are woven entirely with hand spun wool usually from the Karakul sheep and dyed with mostly vegetable dyes.  With a cream field this cheerful and bright belouch...

Chobi, Afghanistan  ‘Chobi’ means natural or vegetable dyed. In these tiny rugs we can see the delight of a weaver in creating patterns, using the full potential of hand spun wool and natural dyes, resulting in jewel like ‘abrash, or...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Village Kazak, Afghanistan Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in the Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, wool pile.  Size: 92 x 68 cm

Village Kazak Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, wool pile.  Size: 87 x 59 cm

Village Kazak, Afghanistan  Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, wool pile.  Size: 84 x 62 cm

Aqcha Mat These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs can be traced back many hundreds of years and mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Village Kazak, Afghanistan Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in the Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, wool pile.  Size: 87 x 58 cm

Village Kazak, Afghanistan Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in the Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, wool pile.  Size: 83 x 60 cm

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Khan Mohammedi, Afghanistan A special genre of rugs developed in the 1990s by the Khan Mohammedi family of weavers in Afghanistan. They used old Turcoman and traditional Afghan tribal designs from the Ersari and other tribes. They are distinguished by...

Excellent natural dyes and the best kilim weaving technique. This fine, contemporary design was woven circa 2005 and is one of the very last kilims from one the great kilim weaver of India. A good quality underlay will keep it steady and...

Turcoman - NE Iran Size: 131 x 85 cm