Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in N. w Persia, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 182 x 123 cms  

Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Kazakstan. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 187 x 117 cms  

Fine Sultani - Afghanistan Very fine weave. The pile is hand-knotted and made from hand-spun wool. The dyes are natural. Size:  192 x 153 cms

Ushak   Excellent quality wool and superb texture. The design is a contemporary twist on old Ottoman era carpets from the Ushak region of Western Turkey. Natural dyes, hand spun wool, superb colour balance. Size: 196 x 153 cms

Karajar runner rug from North West Persia. Size: 282 x 78 cms

Very Fine Gabbeh, SW Persia A fine quality gabbeh carpet of contemporary design.  Vegetable dyes and hand spun wool woven in SW Persia. The word "gabbeh" comes from the Persian گبه, meaning raw, natural, uncut. Size: 297 x 207 cms...

Sultani - Afghanistan The pile is hand-knotted and made from hand-spun wool. The dyes are natural. Size: 178 x 123 cms

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Khotan, woven in Afghanistan. Size: 239 x 164 cm

Ersari, woven in Afghanistan. Often these rugs are in dark red or orange-red shades that provide a warm ambience. Size: 243 x 73 cm

Handwoven in Afghanistan Abshar in Farsi means 'waterfall'. Traditionally these rugs are woven to welcome the arrival of summer, having lively and bright colours. Size: 184 X 116 cms

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...

Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Kazakstan. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 209 x 149 cm  

Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Kazakstan. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 195 x 122 cm  

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Aqcha, Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from 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 of the...

Dosmealti, mid 20th century. Excellent quality, lovely wool. Woven in Turkey 200 x 109 cm

Dosmealti, mid 20th century. Excellent quality, lovely wool. Woven in Turkey 197 x 114 cm

Turcoman, NE Iran  Fine Turcoman Circa 1980, perfect condition. Lovely wool and deep, rich, warm colours.  Size: 190 x 131 cm

Super Kazak Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in the Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 200 x 76 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...

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.  Size: 140 x 86 cm  

Red 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.  Size: 241 x 82 cms

Super Kazak Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in the Caucasus. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 155 x 103 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...

Kurdish c 1900 A handsome colourful old rug of great age. Some eccentric repairs done during its long history add to its charm. Good price for an antique rug in fair condition.  Size: 272 x 130 cms

‘Chob’ = natural and ‘rang’ = colour, and here are both combined with inspired designs in sumptuous colours.  Afghanistan. Size: 281 x 197 cms

Good condition apart from one or two areas of slightly low pile. Reasonable price reflects this. This runner will last a long time yet!  Woven in W. Turkey 262 x 68 cm

Old Belouch c 1980 Good condition  Woven in Afghanistan Size: 318 x 75 cm  

Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Kazakstan. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 150 x 106 cm  

Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan Similar to Karadjar, rich reds, blues and browns make this a great furnishing piece. Size: 181 x 98 cm

Pre-loved! – more or less perfect condition, lovely colours, very hardwearing. Bijar rugs generally have an extremely dense weave and are very durable. The density is a result of heavy beating down with a weighted comb after each row of...

Woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Kazakstan. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate, ancient patterns.  Size: 313 x 77 cm  

Fine Sultani - Afghanistan This is a super fine runner with superb natural dyes. Size:  310 x 80 cms

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 mats from Afghanistan. These delightful ‘poshtis’ (poshti means small rugs) are village weavings. The hand spun wool and natural dyes have a jewel like quality.   Size: 70 x 40 cm

Chobi mats from Afghanistan. These delightful ‘poshtis’ (poshti means small rugs) are village weavings. The hand spun wool and natural dyes have a jewel like quality.   Size: 70 x 40 cm

Chobi mats from Afghanistan. These delightful ‘poshtis’ (poshti means small rugs) are village weavings. The hand spun wool and natural dyes have a jewel like quality.   Size: 70 x 40 cm

Chobi mats from Afghanistan. These delightful ‘poshtis’ (poshti means small rugs) are village weavings. The hand spun wool and natural dyes have a jewel like quality.   Size: 70 x 40 cm

Chobi mats from Afghanistan. These delightful ‘poshtis’ (poshti means small rugs) are village weavings. The hand spun wool and natural dyes have a jewel like quality.   Size: 70 x 40 cm

Chobi mats from Afghanistan. These delightful ‘poshtis’ (poshti means small rugs) are village weavings. The hand spun wool and natural dyes have a jewel like quality.   Size: 70 x 40 cm