Mid-20th century Samarkand Brown, Orange, Purple Handmade Wool Rug BB7001 4'9" × 8'8" $12,000

Samarkand rugs have been produced since at least the seventeenth century. Nowadays contemporary Samarkand rugs are just as popular as their antique counterparts, due to the interest of the international rug community. Traditionally produced using the asymmetric Persian knot, Samarkand rugs are famous for their great quality . Nowadays Samarkand rugs are considered to be a luxury and are widely beloved by carpet connoisseurs. Oriental carpets feature numerous patters and designs, making them an extremely diverse group.

This vintage rug was woven in the mid 20th century, circa 1948. Its complex pattern consists of mainly geometrical shapes, such as circles and lines, with a beautiful floral motif underneath. The design’s frame is heavily decorated by various figures and details. Color palette of this antique rug consists mainly of brown and black, topped with a little bit of creamy beige and orange.

Doris Leslie Blau grants clients looking for contemporary rugs a unique opportunity to make their own individual statement with a floor covering that is truly their own and truly one of a kind. Antique rugs and contemporary carpets from all over the world find their way to our Gallery and wait for you to discover them! Our rugs drew the attention of the best interior design magazines in the industry, such as Architectural Digest and Elle Decor.