Capel Western Silk Rug

This beautiful master piece Persian Rug is pure silk and weaved in the city called Qum, Qum is a holly city in Iran and it is known for it's silk rugs around the world. The city is located in the central northern part of IRAN and has very dry weather very close to the capital city. Qum Silk are among the best known and most expensive silk rug around the world. All the Qum Silk rug are weaved by using a single knot techniques.

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Paying tribute to the nomadic sensibilities of Baluchistan, a xX4 antique Baluch rug coming from Persia circa 1920-1930. The tribal style displays a montage of latch hook medallions & traditional motifs in light brown & beige colorways lying intercepted with blue, pink & red for an interesting juxtaposition. The colorplay of vibrant yellow with black & white renders liveliness to the border while accompanying brown fringes & a distinctive yellow knot. Prevailing in good condition, a comforting piece, very collectible for its size as an accent rug.

A central medallion Armenian Kazak weave rug in green. This Karachopf III rug shares characteristics with antique Karachoph Caucasian rugs, it includes an octagonal central medallion with four rectangles in each of the corners of the rug with star figures inside and a decorative border. This Karachopf III rug was handcrafted in Armenia of 100% wool using our plush Kazak weave which has a pile height of around a third of an inch. Karachopf III features a lovely vibrant forest greenfield and dark ivory border. The center octagonal medallion is ruby red with accents of muted yellow, and blue.

Like sun-baked ruins along the Mediterranean, the Sandstone Taupe rug exudes relaxed sophistication. A mellow taupe field sets the stage for watercolor washes of coral, aqua, and lavender—tones that feel both nostalgic and now. Painstakingly hand-knotted from hand-spun wool-viscose yarns, the rug marries centuries-old craftsmanship with a light-infused palette, promising to age as gracefully as the artifacts that inspired it.

Good quality construction. Very nice, soft colors, though the background taupe is somewhat darker than expected and there is more yellow/gold than expected, creating a warmer overall look. The weaving pattern has faded horizontal striping, similar to the very inexpensive rugs that are everywhere today, which makes it overpriced in my opinion. The dimensions are also off, not a lot, but enough that it doesn't work well in my space (9'1"x 11'9") but that length also includes a total of 3" of fringe which makes it too short for my room. It's hard enough to risk buying rugs online, but it's very frustrating when ACTUAL dimensions are not provided.. Patricia. Jacksonville, FL. Fri Jun 19 2026

The one of a kind collection showcases traditionally inspired designs that exemplify timeless styles of elegance, comfort, and sophistication. With their hand-knotted construction, these rugs provide durability that can not be found in other handmade constructions. Made with hand-spun wool and has a low pile. Spot clean only, one-year limited warranty.

A traditional inspired Lori-Pambak Armenian wool rug in brown, red, and blue. This Lori Pambak rug is hand-knotted of 100% Armenian wool with a pile height of around a third of an inch. The pattern is rendered in broken colors and dominated by three large octagons with large Lori-Pambak centers. The geometric medallions are surrounded by a narrow band with large hooks and there are four squares in the corners of each of the medallions which is typical of Lori Pambak rugs. The primary colors used in this rug are sienna brown, ruby red, blue, and white.

A lively assemblage of eclectic motifs and patterns with narrow borders gives these rugs a yet timeless appeal. Each rug is hand-knotted using premium hand-spun wool.

Outstanding!!!. Sandra. Crested Butte, CO. Fri Jul 10 2026

Originally part of our Tradition Deconstructed Collection, this colorway represents an incredible value in our Closeout category. In this design, the pile is artfully removed, revealing the knots themselves and the foundation of the warp and weft which supports them. Highly textured with the gorgeous sheen of silk, this design suggests a history untold, but richly imagined. These pieces were handcrafted in India of wool and silk.

Dover Rug & Home’s rugs stand apart as one-of-a-kind creations, meticulously hand crafted to showcase the individuality of every piece. The interplay of carefully crafted dyes and premium materials results in distinctive textures and colors, making each rug a true reflection of artisanal craftsmanship.

The Manhattan Reserve Wool & Silk Collection features an exquisite selection of intricately designed rugs that stand in a league of their own. Expertly crafted with hand-carded wool, these finely woven masterpieces draw inspiration from antique Ottoman, Egyptian, and Asian textiles, offering a rare level of aesthetic refinement in hand-knotted carpets.

The rare weaves: The Kazak collection draws inspiration from antique patterns. This collection is a nod to the history of Caucasian Armenian carpet weaving. Each rug is hand-made using the nomadic style wool warp and wept foundation of high-quality Armenian wool. The Kazak designs hail from the western region of Armenia. Each rug is one-of-a-kind and made outside of Yerevan, Armenia. A double star motif Armenian Kazak weave wool rug in multi-color. This rug was hand-knotted of 100% Armenian wool using our Kazak weave which has a pile height of around a third of an inch. The double star symbol is used to express happiness and fertility. The colors used in this carpet are bright and energetic with red, gold, ivory, spruce green, and two shades of blue.

Booneville rugs and kilims constructed from local hand-spun sheep wool and vegetable dyes, focusing on the use of vibrant earthy colors. The irregularities in the dyestuff and hand-spun wool result in a collage of similar hues, which gives Booneville their typical rich texture. The lustrous soft wool, multi-hued colors and tribal motifs make them great decorative rugs, even for contemporary decors.

One Of A Kind Genuine Hand-Knotted Oriental Rug

The rare weaves: The Kazak collection draws inspiration from antique patterns. This collection is a nod to the history of Caucasian Armenian carpet weaving. Each rug is hand-made using the nomadic style wool warp and wept foundation of high-quality Armenian wool. The Kazak designs hail from the western region of Armenia. Each rug is one-of-a-kind and made outside of Yerevan, Armenia. A double star motif Armenian Kazak weave wool rug in ivory, light and dark blue, and brick red. This rug was hand-knotted of 100% Armenian wool using our Kazak weave which has a pile height of around a third of an inch. The double star symbol is used to express happiness and fertility.

The Rare Weaves: Kazak collection draws inspiration from antique patterns. This collection is a nod to the history of Caucasian Armenian carpet weaving. Each rug is hand-made using the nomadic style wool warp and wept foundation of high-quality Armenian wool. The Kazak designs hail from the western region of Armenia. The collection offers rugs, each featuring vibrant colors and bold, archetypal designs. This Kazakh II rug features three center star medallions and makes use of latch hooks in the border design.

The Rio Grande Collection is inspired by antique kilims made by the nomadic tribes of Turkey and Iran. Hand-woven with 100% wool and cotton, Rio Grande flatweaves offer colorful geometric designs that are also reversible!

A one-of-a-kind flatweave made in India with 100% wool based on a Navajo pattern using crimson red, sienna, sky blue, taupe, and brown.

The rare weaves: The Kazak collection draws inspiration from antique patterns. This collection is a nod to the history of Caucasian Armenian carpet weaving. Each rug is hand-made using the nomadic style wool warp and wept foundation of high-quality Armenian wool. The Kazak designs hail from the western region of Armenia. The collection offers rugs in various sizes, each featuring vibrant colors and bold, archetypal designs. Each rug is one-of-a-kind and made outside of Yerevan, Armenia. Seychour I 8' x 13' is a triple medallion Armenian Kazak weave rug in golden wheat, warm red, and varying blue tones. The medallions on this Seychour I rug are similar to that of the sunburst or Eagle Kazaks, but the palette is much more muted. This Seychour I rug was handcrafted in Armenia of 100% Armenian wool using our plush Kazak weave which has a pile height of around a third of an inch, and this piece is available in a rare room-sized 8' x 13'. The field color is a rich berry red with medallions and motifs in cornflower royal blues and warm natural wool.

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The rare weaves: The collection draws inspiration from antique patterns. This collection is a nod to the history of Caucasian Armenian carpet weaving. Each rug is handmade using the nomadic style wool warp and wept foundation of high-quality Armenian wool. The designs hail from the western region of Armenia. The collection offers rugs in various sizes, each featuring vibrant colors and bold, archetypal designs. A triple cloud band medallion Armenian weave rug in a rich palette, this Lenkoran rug features three medallions containing S-shaped figures which are a mainstream Caucasian type. This rug was hand-knotted in Armenia of 100% wool using our rug weave which has a pile height of around a third of an inch.

Hand-knotted in wool, this vintage tribal rug of the 1950s is a new curation from Rug & Kilim.On the Design: This rug enjoys polychromatic geometric patterns on a rust tone field with brown notes. Keen eyes will note especially present teal and red tones in the crosses and floral motifs and border alike. It’s an unusual, gorgeous piece from this provenance—exemplary of the personal nature in nomadic folk art. Condition: This mid-century Afghan rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. Furthermore, its promotional price is in support of the women of Afghanistan.