Khotan Rugs

Khotan is an East Turkestan province with a population of 1.4 million people, which is famous among the connoisseurs of antique rugs for being the center of rug production of the highest quality in the 18th and 19th centuries. The people here are ethnically Turkish, but use Arabic script.
Khotan rugs consist of three medallions usually embedded in red or plum fields and may consist of metallic threads as well. Antique Khotan rugs are quite large, usually of the size 4 x 9 feet.
Khotan rugs are very popular among rug collectors worldwide because of their simplistic and yet elegant designs with light colors. They were featured prominently by Adolf Loos, who was one of the greatest architects of the 20th Century.
There were many workshops in Khotan and each had its distinctive style of rug making. Some workshops would weave rugs in silk with Persian designs, while there were others that made rugs with cotton warps and foundations. These absolute rugs are something that every buyer would admire and love to own. The products are fully authentic and come from the most reliable seller in town. You can leisurely browse through the collection and the designs. Just place your order and it will be delivered to your residence.
The Khotan caprets have always had a great liking among buyers because of the repetitive, fabulous patterns used in them. Similarly, antique oushak rugs have good patronage because of the cultural elements that are transfused through their designs. All these rugs have great durability and are woven using the best thread available. They come directly from the ancient times and like every other antique product, they not only add beauty to your place but also becomes a historic monument. You may have seen them in hotels and palaces but now it is time to bring their splendorous beauty to your own home. Browse through the designs available and purchase them right away. We are sure you will be happy.