Rooted in the design movement of the early 20th century, this second-quarter 20th-century Samarkand Khotan area rug represents the celebrated convergence of East Turkestan weaving techniques and classic Arts and Crafts design principles. Hand-knotted with an organic wool pile securely anchored to a natural cotton foundation, the rug introduces a vibrant orange field anchored by a central botanical medallion motif. Accents of soft pink, deep red, earthy brown, warm beige, and subtle black outlines give structural definition to its intricate floral motifs.
Offered in its original, unaltered state with minor historic imperfections, this pre-owned antique displays an authentic patina that collectors and interior designers actively seek out. Its long, elegant proportions make it a natural fit for grand hallways, wide entry foyers, private library spaces, or formal dining areas. Woven along the historical Silk Road, this piece delivers a distinct combination of graphic presence, organic materiality, and preserved cultural heritage.
Specifications
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Collection / Style: Antique Samarkand / Khotan (Arts & Crafts / Silk Road Heritage)
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Origin: East Turkestan (Khotan / Yarkand Region)
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Period: 2nd Quarter 20th Century (Circa 1925–1950)
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Dimensions: 10'10" x 5'4" (10.10 x 5.04 / Fits standard 5' x 10' to 5' x 11' area rug placement)
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Pile Material: 100% Organic Wool
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Foundation Material: Natural Cotton
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Construction: Authentic Hand-Knotted
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Color Palette: Luminous Orange Field with Deep Red, Soft Pink, Earth Brown, Beige, and Black Accents
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Design Pattern: Botanical Motif with Central Medallion
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Condition: Good Antique Condition (Original unaltered condition with minor historic imperfections)
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Appropriate Uses: Long Foyers, Hallways, Executive Offices, Living Spaces, or Decorative Layering
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