Phoenix Dragon
$3980
Inspired by the renowned 15th-century Qazakh carpet titled "The Battle of a Phoenix with a Dragon," now exhibited in Berlin, this piece embodies a rich…
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Tabrizi
$4000
This pendant draws inspiration from the central medallion of carpets from Tabriz, the capital of East Azerbaijan Province in Northwestern Iran, predominantly inhabited by Azerbaijanis.…
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Garagoyunlu
$4030
This piece features ornamental elements inspired by Garagoyunlu carpets from the Ganja-Gazakh school, named after the "Black Sheep" Turkic tribe. These rugs showcase diverse compositions,…
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Garabagh Malybeyli
$4420
This design draws inspiration from the Malibeili carpets of the Garabakh school. The curling motifs within the medallions echo a Chinese cloudband pattern, which became…
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Dragon
$5120
This piece draws inspiration from the ornate designs found in early "Dragon" rugs of the Safavid period, dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries.…
Silk Embroidery
$5480
This piece draws inspiration from the 16th-century Garabakh group’s Ipek Tikme (silk embroidery). Its central ornament features an eight-pointed star adorned with a "laley-abbasli" motif.…
Wild Clove
$6060
The pendant was inspired by clover. Clover is a symbol of good luck in many sources. There is a belief that Eve was in heaven…
Fyndyghan
$6480
This model draws inspiration from the margin patterns of Findighan carpets. Originally woven in the village of Findighan, these carpets have also gained popularity in…
Momine Khatun
$6800
This piece draws inspiration from an ornament in the Mausoleum of Momine Khatun (or Mu'mine Khatun) located in Nakhchivan City, the capital of the Nakhchivan…
Butas
$7620
Buta is the most ancient and liked oriental motif and the name most likely derives from the Persian“boteh”, which means a shrub that looks like…
Vaq-vaq
$8060
This exquisite Heris carpet, a prime example of the Tabriz school's artistry, takes its name from the village of Heris. Its intricate patterns are inspired…
Lachak-Turunj
$8390
This item draws inspiration from the elements of the "Lachak Turunj" composition, featuring two key elements: "lachak" (interpreted as a petal or face) and "turunj"…