Antique Turkish flatweave with jijims handwoven in Sivas in Central Anatolia in eraly 20th century. These articles are made by sewing together, horizontally and vertically, several weavings of 3-5 different colors for use as drapes, wall-hangings, bedspreads or for other applications where...

Antique Turkish kilim rug hand-woven in Sivrihisar in early 20th century. This lovely kilim is in very good condition.

Antique Turkish Sivrihisar kilim rug around 130 years old. This piece is in very good condition despite its age. 'Elibelinde' (hands on hips) motifs are used through out the kilim.

Antique Balikesir kilim rug woven in early 20th century. This vegetable-dyed kilim is in very good condition. Balikesir is located in the southern Marmara region of Turkey.

Beautiful antique Turkish tulu from the early 20th century. Tulu is basically a kilim or a plainweave with tufts of wool, goat-hair yarn or thin strips of cloth interwoven using the Turkish knot to form tuft patterns on the underlying design.

Antique Adana Kilim Rug with two wings. This vegetable-dyed piece is from the late 19th century and in very good condition. Adana is located in the eastern Mediterranean region of Turkey.

Antique Tajik Kilim from the eraly 20th century and in very good condition from Central Asia.

Antique Sarkisla Kilim Rug from the early 20th century and in very good condition. Sakisla belongs to the Cental Anatolian Province Sivas in Turkey.

Antique Konya Jijim Rug from the eraly 20th century and in very good condition. Jijim is a Turkish word for a kilim made using the supplementary weft technique.

Antique Avar Kilim Rug from the early 20th century and in very good condition. The Avar people are from the North Caucasus region.

Vegetable-dyed antique Persian kilim from the Veramin region. It dates back to the late 19th century and it is in very good condition.

Antique Manastir Kilim Rug from the eraly 20th century and in very good condition. Manastir is in today's Macedonia.

Antique Persian kilim rug from the Shiraz region. This vegetable-dyed piece dates back to the end of the 19th century and it is in very good condition.