Antique Tribal Rugs

This modern Gabbeh rug from Persia features a mottled field with beautifully varied details rendered in a handsome, timeless selection of somber earth-tone hues.

Featuring strong colors and bold tribal patterns, this Khotanese carpet clearly shows that designs from nomadic tribes and Caucasian traders reached carpet weavers in Asia.

This charming mid-century rug from Morocco features an abstract lucky coin pattern rendered in a classic combination of walnut brown, orange, ivory and ice blue.

This lovely little antique oriental Baluch bag from Afghanistan has an abstract tree of life on a camel ground.

Featuring dark colors, tribal protection motifs, and colorful corded tassels, this flat-woven rug represents classic hallmarks of the Baluch style.

This carpet makes excellent use of the classic Turkmen gul, which uses a series of tile-like quadrants to form a pattern of large and small guls linked by interlocking polygons.

Featuring brilliant colors, intricate zef borders, detailed cuffs and colored tassels, this overcoat exemplifies the tribal style.

This extraordinary Kaitag embroidery is froman intriguing weaving culture in the little known country of Dagestan.

This classically modern vintage rug from Morocco features a lively checkerboard pattern rendered in a chic combination of walnut brown, orange and buttery yellow.

This Chinese carpet features a series of auspicious floral motifs woven with a combination of golden-yellow and dark blue.