Rare Early 1900s Antique Chinese Peking Carpet — Ivory with Black Bat Motif Border
This exceptionally unique early 20th-century antique Chinese Peking carpet is a stunning example of classical symbolism and refined craftsmanship. Woven in a soft ivory field with a striking black bat motif encircling the perimeter, this rug is both visually compelling and rich in cultural meaning.
In Chinese tradition, bats are auspicious symbols of good fortune and happiness — the word for bat (fu) sounds like the word for luck and blessings.
Introducing a stunning vintage Scandinavian carpet from the mid-twentieth century, measuring an impressive 6'7" x 10'7". This unique piece boasts a captivating design with a warm red-brown background, adorned with rows of allover geometric patterns in delightful shades of pink, light green, and ivory. The intricate design is complemented by a white and light green border, adding a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic.
What sets this carpet apart is its unusual rows of lighter abrash colors, enhancing the antique charm within a modern context.
Behold the timeless beauty of our Antique Kazak Rug, a true treasure that dates back to the 1880s. Measuring 4'2" x 6'5", this rug boasts a large central medallion and intricate geometric motifs, all rendered in a captivating palette of red, green, and blue. Despite its age, this Kazak rug remains in good condition, with wear and oxidation consistent with its long history, adding character and authenticity to its appearance. It's not just a rug; it's a work of art that can effortlessly become the centerpiece of your room's decor.
Antique Kuba–Konagkend Prayer Rug
Size: 3'2" x 6'
Origin: Kuba District, Caucasus (Konagkend village tradition)
Date: Circa 1880–1900
Structure: Hand-knotted wool on wool, fine weave
Professional Description
A very fine and intellectually composed antique Kuba–Konagkend prayer rug, representing one of the more refined village weavings of the East Caucasus.
A finely woven antique Kuba rug featuring a classic ivory lattice field filled with repeating floral/tree-like motifs enclosed within geometric compartments. The drawing is crisp and precise, reflecting the refined weaving tradition of the Kuba region.
The palette is bright and well-balanced, combining ivory, indigo blue, madder red, soft sky blue, and touches of yellow, creating excellent contrast and clarity. The borders are richly detailed, with a polychrome diamond main border and multiple guard bands that frame the composition with elegance..
