This Ziegler Ariana rug has its origins in Afghanistan and was handmade in Pakistan using traditional methods. Ariana rugs are only dyed with pure natural colours. The pile is made of hand-spun wool, which makes it fine and pleasantly soft to walk on. They are in great demand as they are timeless and their playful patterns and natural colours make them suitable for both modern and traditional settings.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
This kilim represents a timelessly fascinating work of art, created by skilful craftsmanship in Afghanistan. Its contemporary design draws admiring glances, with each thread of carefully spun sheep's wool skilfully woven by skilled hands. This unique piece epitomises the traditional craftsmanship of the Orient in an impressive way.
This kilim represents a timelessly fascinating work of art, created by skilful craftsmanship in Afghanistan. Its contemporary design draws admiring glances, with each thread of carefully spun sheep's wool skilfully woven by skilled hands. This unique piece epitomises the traditional craftsmanship of the Orient in an impressive way.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
This Kilim Afghan is a hand-woven rug made from 100% natural wool. The weaving of the kilim goes back to a centuries-old tradition and is therefore one of the oldest handicrafts. The hand-woven nature makes it extremely durable. They are versatile and can be used as a rug or tapestry. Another special feature is that this carpet is made from plant colours such as saffron yellow, indigo blue and olive.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
This hand-woven kilim rug presents a unique contemporary design and is a true work of art made from the purest natural wool. The uniqueness of this rug lies in the hand-spun wool, which has been finished with natural plant dyes. Here, traditional oriental rug patterns merge with an outstandingly modern design.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This hand-woven kilim rug presents a unique contemporary design and is a true work of art made from the purest natural wool. The uniqueness of this rug lies in the hand-spun wool, which has been finished with natural plant dyes. Here, traditional oriental rug patterns merge with an outstandingly modern design.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
This Ziegler Ariana rug has its origins in Afghanistan and was handmade in Pakistan using traditional methods. Ariana rugs are only dyed with pure natural colours. The pile is made of hand-spun wool, which makes it fine and pleasantly soft to walk on. They are in great demand as they are timeless and their playful patterns and natural colours make them suitable for both modern and traditional settings.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
The weavers from Nain, who work on the western edge of the Dasht-e-Kavir desert, make this Nain Kashmar rug by hand from high-quality wool and natural silk. With a classification of 12La, this rug does not have the same level of detail as a 9La, but thanks to its thick pile, it presents a particularly soft weave and thus creates a cosy atmosphere.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
This Kilim Afghan is a hand-woven rug made from 100% natural wool. The weaving of the kilim goes back to a centuries-old tradition and is therefore one of the oldest handicrafts. The hand-woven nature makes it extremely durable. They are versatile and can be used as a rug or tapestry. Another special feature is that this carpet is made from plant colours such as saffron yellow, indigo blue and olive.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This Farahan rug is one of the coveted classics among traditional oriental rugs. Our Farahan rugs, also known as Ziegler, are carefully handmade in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The sheep's wool, with its natural fat content, offers additional protection against everyday wear and tear. This rug combines the elegance of classic Persian rugs with modern design elements to present a contemporary aesthetic. With its vintage charm, this rug exudes a serene calm and adds a revitalising atmosphere to any room.
This Farahan rug is one of the coveted classics among traditional oriental rugs. Our Farahan rugs, also known as Ziegler, are carefully handmade in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The sheep's wool, with its natural fat content, offers additional protection against everyday wear and tear. This rug combines the elegance of classic Persian rugs with modern design elements to present a contemporary aesthetic. With its vintage charm, this rug exudes a serene calm and adds a revitalising atmosphere to any room.
This Isfahan rug captivates with its impressive ornamentation and vibrant colours and is undoubtedly one of the most exquisite Persian rugs on the market. The extremely fine and detailed workmanship using high-quality materials makes it possible to recognise the knots even with the naked eye. This exceptional piece represents a precious one-off, skilfully crafted by a renowned master weaver in elaborate handwork.
The weavers from Nain, who work on the western edge of the Dasht-e-Kavir desert, make this Nain Kashmar rug by hand from high-quality wool and natural silk. With a classification of 12La, this rug does not have the same level of detail as a 9La, but thanks to its thick pile, it presents a particularly soft weave and thus creates a cosy atmosphere.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This Ziegler rug impresses with its contemporary design, which was created using traditional craftsmanship. The skilful workmanship gives this rug a timeless charm that makes it a perfect eye-catcher in numerous contemporary settings.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This Isfahan rug captivates with its impressive ornamentation and vibrant colours and is undoubtedly one of the most exquisite Persian rugs on the market. The extremely fine and detailed workmanship using high-quality materials makes it possible to recognise the knots even with the naked eye. This exceptional piece represents a precious one-off, skilfully crafted by a renowned master weaver in elaborate handwork.
This Kilim Afghan is a hand-woven rug made from 100% natural wool. The weaving of the kilim goes back to a centuries-old tradition and is therefore one of the oldest handicrafts. The hand-woven nature makes it extremely durable. They are versatile and can be used as a rug or tapestry. Another special feature is that this carpet is made from plant colours such as saffron yellow, indigo blue and olive.
The weavers from Nain, who work on the western edge of the Dasht-e-Kavir desert, make this Nain Kashmar rug by hand from high-quality wool and natural silk. With a classification of 12La, this rug does not have the same level of detail as a 9La, but thanks to its thick pile, it presents a particularly soft weave and thus creates a cosy atmosphere.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
The weavers from Nain, who work on the western edge of the Dasht-e-Kavir desert, make this Nain Kashmar rug by hand from high-quality wool and natural silk. With a classification of 12La, this rug does not have the same level of detail as a 9La, but thanks to its thick pile, it presents a particularly soft weave and thus creates a cosy atmosphere.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This Farahan rug is one of the coveted classics among traditional oriental rugs. Our Farahan rugs, also known as Ziegler, are carefully handmade in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The sheep's wool, with its natural fat content, offers additional protection against everyday wear and tear. This rug combines the elegance of classic Persian rugs with modern design elements to present a contemporary aesthetic. With its vintage charm, this rug exudes a serene calm and adds a revitalising atmosphere to any room.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This enchanting, hand-knotted rug from Pakistan is a true work of art. The characteristic round ornaments give the Bukhara rug a unique aesthetic. It is available in the quality levels 2Ply and 3Ply, whereby the 3Ply version stands out due to its dense and elaborate knotting. With its special thickness, the Bukhara rug also offers a pleasantly soft feel. These rugs are undoubtedly an enrichment for any living space and give it a unique touch.
This hand-woven kilim rug is a work of art made from natural wool. The special feature of this rug is that the wool has been spun by hand and finished with natural plant dyes. These special pieces, rooted in ancient tradition, are artistic representations that impressively express the rich cultural diversity and skilful craftsmanship of the Orient.
This kilim is characterised by its vibrant colours and unique design from the Hindu Kush. Made by hand in Afghanistan, the rug is made from local sheep's wool. This work of art combines not only cultural narratives but also master craftsmanship in a unique way.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.
This Farahan rug is one of the coveted classics among traditional oriental rugs. Our Farahan rugs, also known as Ziegler, are carefully handmade in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The sheep's wool, with its natural fat content, offers additional protection against everyday wear and tear. This rug combines the elegance of classic Persian rugs with modern design elements to present a contemporary aesthetic. With its vintage charm, this rug exudes a serene calm and adds a revitalising atmosphere to any room.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
This hand-knotted rug from Kashmir, India, not only embodies a work of art, but is also the result of masterful craftsmanship, made from pure natural silk. The ability to create such a piece with an exceptionally high knot density lies solely in the hands of experienced master craftsmen. Thanks to the use of natural silk, the rug is not only characterised by its incomparable softness, but also by a silky sheen that creates a variety of colour shades depending on the incidence of light and fills the room with a lively atmosphere over the years. The harmoniously coordinated colours lend the rug timeless elegance and a stylish character that comes into its own in any setting.
The nomadic tribes in Iran weave this Gutshan rug by hand in the open air, without patterns, but solely from memory. The patterns and motifs are playful and artistic, with warm natural colours creating a unique oriental flair. This traditional rug blends seamlessly into any living style and attracts admiring attention with its unique character.