Collection: New Arrivals

These recently sourced vintage and antique hand-knotted rugs reflect the diversity and richness of traditional weaving. Some feature striking medallion layouts and saturated natural dyes, while others present soft, timeworn palettes and understated repeating patterns. Every arrival is evaluated for its design integrity, material quality, and visual impact—ensuring that only authentic, exceptional pieces are included.

What Makes These Rugs Special

Each new piece is selected not simply because it’s new, but because it brings something distinctive:

• Genuine vintage craftsmanship using traditional hand-knotting methods.
• Natural dyes and wool textures that age into layered, luminous surfaces.
• Regional patterns and motifs that reflect centuries of weaving heritage.
• Unique abrash, wear, and patina that can’t be replicated in modern rugs.
• Rare sourcing opportunities—once sold, many of these pieces are gone for good.

Materials and Heritage

The rugs in New Arrivals are woven with wool pile on wool or cotton foundations, dyed using traditional botanical pigments like madder root, indigo, and pomegranate skin. They represent weaving traditions passed down through families and communities, where motifs, proportions, and techniques are tied to local identity. As these textiles age, their tones mellow and their surfaces soften, revealing layers of history and craftsmanship.

Styling New Arrivals

These rugs bring immediate personality to any room. Use strong medallion pieces to anchor living or dining spaces, or place faded tribal runners in hallways and kitchens to add texture and heritage. Their diversity makes them easy to integrate into rustic, contemporary, or collected interiors alike.

Lighting enhances their natural dyes and tonal shifts, revealing the complexity that defines genuine vintage pieces. Whether you’re a collector or styling a new space, these arrivals offer rare opportunities to acquire one-of-a-kind rugs with real cultural weight.

Explore New Arrivals to discover freshly sourced vintage and antique hand-knotted rugs. Each piece is unique, historically significant, and ready to become part of your home’s story.