Egyptian Antique Rugs and Carpets

Ottoman workshops produced a variety of carpet designs with familiar elements of flowers, palmettes, lotuses, medallions, arabesques, cloud bands. Rugs will all-wool construction thought to come from Cairo--established rug-weaving center when conquered by the Ottomans in 1517. Mamluk rugs have a limited palette of colors, geometric patterned design and used the Senneh or Persian knot.
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9 Rugs Found in Egyptian Rugs
Antique Coptic Egyptian Textile 46131
This antique Coptic textile depicts a primitive portrait embellished with simplistic details that add a stylistic richness to this unique textile piece from Egypt.
Tabriz Rug 44577
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Woven in a versatile, restrained color palette, this Tabriz-style carpet uses a combination to star-like flowers and rosettes to make a dramatic statement.
Tabriz Rug 44582
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Woven with a subtle oatmeal-colored field and accents in sienna, olive and taupe, this elegant Egyptian carpet features meandering tendrils and minutely-detailed floral sprays throughout the field and border.
Tabriz Rug 44711
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Woven in Egypt, this elegant Tabriz-style rug features a subtle latticework pattern decorated with dainty floral motifs and mutable geometric figures.
Tabriz Rug 41130
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Woven in Egypt, this contemporary Tabriz-style rug features a tremendous allover arabesque linked by spiraling vinescrolls embellished with earth-tone details.
Tabriz Rug 41132
This sophisticated Tabriz-style rug from Egypt features an elegant combination of large palmettes and dainty foliage rendered in sophisticated earth-tone colors.
Antique 16th Century Cairene Rug 3222
This magnificent, palatial Oriental carpet from Egypt was made in the Ottoman court workshops of Cairo almost five centuries ago.
Sultanabad Rug 44684
Fabulous arabesques comprised of grand palmettes and gently arching vinescrolls decorate the soft ivory field of this contemporary Sultanabad-style rug from Egypt.
Antique 16th Century Cairene Rug 44374
Woven in Egypt under imperial Ottoman Turkish rule, Cairene carpets are among the rarest and most luxurious carpets of the classical period.
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