Rizbaft rugs are hand woven tribal rugs from Eastern Afghanistan. These are primarily woven by Pashtun and Baluch nomad artisans. Hand made from 100% natural wool, in floral and all over pattern designs with very dense weave. Durable, they mostly come in smaller sizes. The Balouch people also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life.

Intricately hand-knotted, this rug has a mutil colored patchwork design that will enhance the style of your home. Crafted of wool featuring multicolored hues, this rug will blend seamlessly with your decor. To extend the life of this rug, please use a rug pad. Professional cleaning only.

Beautifully hand knotted and highlighted by an eye-catching array of tribal motifs, this striking wool rug collection brings a well-traveled touch of style to your home. To extend the life of this rug, please use a rug pad. Professional cleaning only.

This one-of-a-kind rug is easy to decorate with and is also perfect for your living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen or anywhere in your residence or office

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. This Persian Style rug is rendered in no way inferior by the fact that the style is copied from the geometric design of the Persian Hamadan, Persian Ardabil and Persian Meshkin rug. Soft, chromatic and grounding, this Persian Style rug brings rich pile and depth of color into rooms through its lustrous wool.

Early 20th-century French needlepoint rugs for sale, the ivory field with an allover abstract design of scrolling leaves and floral sprays in greens and pinks within a plain black and beige border. The ancient craft of needlepoint, also known as ‘canvas needlework’, ‘canvas embroidery’ or ‘petit point’ flourished most notably in England and France. Executed with wool yarn on jute, hemp, or linen canvas until the latter was replaced by cotton around 1825, needlepoints are easily identified by their distinctive stitches—the tent stitch or petit point, and gros point. English needlepoints, renowned for their profuse floral motifs, reached an artistic zenith in 1700-1750 but were produced through the end of the nineteenth century. Mainly used as table antique European carpets, the earliest pieces, dating from 1550-1650, exhibited scrolls of flowers with pictorial and heraldic motifs. Eighteenth-century pieces reveal the influence of contemporary artistic movements including baroque, chinoiserie, neoclassical, and rococo. Exclusive collection of antique, vintage, Persian rugs for sale including our famous collection of large area rugs by Doris Leslie Blau. Nader Bolour the owner of Doris Leslie Blau’s antique oriental rugs and carpets gallery is the largest rugs dealer in the world. We invite you to view the largest collection of antique carpets and rugs for sale.