These carpets are woven using straight, linear, vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines,often employing a central medallion. Antique rugs with geometric designs were typically woven using nomadic cultural symbols representing something cherished by the tribe like in this Turkish Konya rug. They can also portray stylized floral patterns like this Heriz. More modern adaptations also draw from early 20th century Art Deco and Modernist ideals as can be seen in this oversized Emile Jacques Ruhlman rug.
Major Rug Producing Regions that Wove with Geometric Patterns: Persia, Caucasus, Turkey, Daghestan, China, East Turkestan, America, Afghanistan, Israel, Scandinavia, Mongolia, Morocco, Tibet, West Turkestan
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1187 Rugs Found in Geometric
Origin: Egyptian Rugs Size: 0 ft 8 in x 0 ft 10 in (0.2 m x 0.25 m)
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This antique Coptic textile depicts a primitive portrait embellished with simplistic details that add a stylistic richness to this unique textile piece from Egypt.
Origin: Peruvian Size: 1 ft 2 in x 1 ft 4 in (0.36 m x 0.41 m)
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Bold geometric patterns rendered in alluring earth tones decorate this antique Peruvian textile creating a stunning allover pattern lined with decorative tassels.
All Uzbek peoples made embroidery for multiple uses.
Created in Persia, this charming Baluch bag depicts a variety of ancient symbols surrounded by a row of bearded fringes embellished with brilliant white beads.
Rows of long wooly fringes and intricate wolf's mouth symbols create a bold series of horizontal stripes that decorate this spectacular antique Baluch bag from Persia.
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