Alberto Levi Gallery Furniture

Madeline Weinrib is an American textile and rug designer celebrated for reinventing the traditional Indian dhurrie for a contemporary eye. Trained as a painter, she translates a pain...

Madeline Weinrib is an American textile and rug designer celebrated for reinventing the traditional Indian dhurrie for a contemporary eye. Trained as a painter, she translates a pain...

Woven in the age of the third Qing Emperor Yongzheng (1722-35), this exquisitely designed mat was part of the long runners commissioned for the Tibetan Buddhist temples, intended as ...

A rare antique tribal felt horse saddle cover, possibly woven by an Uzbek. In central Asian culture, the horse has always represented power as well as an efficient ally in many aspec...

This antique kilim is a rare type of flat-weave attributed to the Avar tribe, which has been historically located in the mountainous Daghestan region in the northern Caucasus. The d...

A fine antique Chinese pile knotted mat, distinguished by a rare soft red background, with a design consisting of a central mandala element composed of a radial arrangement of lotus ...

Karina is part of our contemporary Scandinavian collection. Scandinavian interior design emerged in the 20th century and became one of today’s most popular styles. Its focuses on sim...

A fine vintage tribal flat weave, originating from the Yoruk tribes located in the Toros Mountains region in central Anatolia. Woven in the cicim technique, which consists of polych...

A very finely woven antique wool and silk tapestry, designed and crafted in Flemish tapestry workshop, depicting a mythological scene. Impeccably designed with a masterful use of lin...

The Deco XV rug exemplifies the enduring allure of Art Deco rugs in interior design. This style transcends temporal constraints, amalgamating opulence, audacious modernity, and timel...

The very soft, pastel shades of this antique Turkish rug are such as to make it extremely adaptable to any kind of interior. It has an almost uniform wear, which imparts an 'old worl...

An extremely rare, Museum quality, early Elizabethan English needlework depicting the Story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Finely worked in wool and silk in different types o...

Very finely worked in wool and silk, this antique French Louis XV needlepoint picture was originally woven to cover the backrest of a period sofa chair. It depicts the mythological s...

Very finely knotted with a velvety wool pile, this antique Anatolian rug shows an infinite repeat honeycomb pattern enclosing a small directional motif, reminiscent of antique Bakhsh...

A stunning, early Georgian needlework picture in wool, depicting a courtly scene within a large oval cartouche set against a dark brown background. This central reserve is surrounded...

Inspired by the vintage and antique flat weaves discovered in the Mazandaran region during the last two decades, this stunning, one-of-a-kind wool kilim is characterised by the highl...

A fine antique tribal flat weave, originating from the Kurdish tribal enclaves located around Sivas, in northeastern Anatolia. Repurposed from a mafrash, which is a woven bag used to...

Aubusson rugs, named after the French town of Aubusson, showcase intricate designs and high quality. During the period of Napoleon III (1852-1870), France experienced significant art...

An extremely fine antique Aubusson entre-fenetre of exceptional size, distinguished by a central flowering vase framed within a network of geometric architectural motifs and by an un...

Rich silk satins were highly prized by the Ottomans, who regarded these as luxury items that reflected the wealth of the court. Because of the close ties between Turkey and France, t...

A very finely woven Aubusson rug in the so-called 'entre-fenetre' format, distinguished by a Louis XIV type of architectural pattern rendered in delicate pastel shades. These were b...

A rare Kangxi period (1662-1722) border fragment of a large Imperial carpet with ‘Standing Water’ pattern. We know this pattern from a Ming period Imperial carpet, which was once in...

One of the earliest Gabbeh rugs I have ever handled, offered as found, untouched by restoration. The pattern consists of an elongated hexagonal cartouche containing polychrome square...

This rare antique and unusual Verneh Kurdish brocaded cover is firmly attributed to a Kurdish exclave located in the Qarabagh area, in the southern Caucasus. This is based on the ext...

Hand-knotted with fine, lustrous Ghazni wool, Tuareg spearheads the contemporary Moroccan collection of the Alberto Levi Gallery. Here, the infinite repeat pattern of irregular squar...

Hand-knotted with fine, lustrous Ghazni wool, Tuareg spearheads the contemporary Moroccan collection of the Alberto Levi Gallery. Here, the infinite repeat pattern of irregular squar...

Felts are among the first wool structures made by mankind. Some of the earliest we know date from the 5th century B.C. and were found under ground in the frozen kurgans of Siberia. T...

A highly refined and elegant antique Tabriz carpet in distressed condition, distinguished by a very decorative teal green background and characterised by a soft central medallion on ...

A fine antique kilim from the Shahsavan tribal confederacy, located in the southern Caucasus. The flat-weaves from this area are distinguished by a very sturdy texture, rendering the...

Felts are among the first wool structures made by mankind. Some of the earliest we know date from the 5th century B.C. and were found under ground in the frozen kurgans of Siberia. T...

The suzani embroideries from the oases of Uzbekistan represent the most refined and elegant manifestation of the Central Asian textile art tradition. Exquisitely hand-embroidered in ...

A fine sumakh rug woven by the Azeri Turkic people, which inhabit the Qarabagh region, located in the southern Caucasus. Woven on a golden yellow background, it is distinguished by a...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

The suzani embroideries from the oases of Uzbekistan represent the most refined and elegant manifestation of the Central Asian textile art tradition. Exquisitely hand-embroidered in ...

A beautiful antique wool flat-weave from the Shahsavan tribe located in the southern Caucasus, woven in the jajim technique, which is warp-faced plain weave which imparts a vertical ...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

The suzani embroideries from the oases of Uzbekistan represent the most refined and elegant manifestation of the Central Asian textile art tradition. Exquisitely hand-embroidered in ...

Designed by Joanna Michalowicz, the extremely talented and visionary artist who originally founded Asha Carpets in Brooklyn, New York, Circuit belongs to the first group of Scandinav...

The sumak carpets of the Caucasus are among the very few weavings that retain a refined classical character in their designs, while simultaneously displaying a potent tribal aestheti...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

Used to decorate the horse litter during the wedding celebration, this unusual trapping is sturdily woven with glistening wool, creating a pattern composed of three pairs of stylised...

The sumak carpets of the Caucasus are among the very few weavings that retain a refined classical character in their designs, while simultaneously displaying a potent tribal aestheti...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

Rif is part of our contemporary modern collection reimagining the quintessential Moroccan rug through bold, geometric forms, high and low textures and subtle colour palettes. Each ...

Suzani silk embroideries from Uzbekistan represent the most refined and elegant manifestation of the Central Asian textile art tradition. Exquisite embroideries such as this one were...

Nomads created Gabbeh rugs as one of their earliest forms of pile weaving. Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadi...

An iconic example of flat-woven wool kilim originating from Kars, located in eastern Anatolia close to the border with the Caucasus. The kilims from this region are renown for their ...

Vogue Caramel is one of our most coveted creations from our Transitional collection. The abstract, quasi-calligraphic pattern of this elegant examples is worked in subtle tonalities ...

A stunning work of minimalist tribal art, distinguished by a stark composition of three empty interconnected diamonds floating on a warm mahogany red background. The central diamond ...

The weaving of flat-woven cotton carpets known as dhurries is cited in Mughal chronicles of the 15th century. Probably one of the earliest forms of floor covering, dhurries were wove...

The weaving of flat-woven cotton carpets known as dhurries is cited in Mughal chronicles of the 15th century. Probably one of the earliest forms of floor covering, dhurries were wove...

A finely woven central Anatolian kilim distinguished by a centralised pattern, composed of a central medallion and pendants enclosed within a large polygonal cartouche from which pro...

A stunning antique kilim from the Shahsavan tribal confederacy, located in the southern Caucasus. The flat-weaves from this area are distinguished by a very sturdy texture, rendering...

A truly one-of-a-kind room size Moroccan rug, hand-knotted by Berber women from the M'rirt region, located in the heart of the Middle Atlas mountains. Rugs of this type were commissi...

Distinguished by a small, square format, sofrehs are utilitarian textiles employed when presenting food to guests. Each tribe and village has recognisable traits in their sofreh weav...

Early Anatolian kilims have a sort of time-warp relationship with its Neolithic past, expressing an almost unadulterated significance. This is expressed through a range of design mod...

The Beni Ouarain confederation is composed of seventeen tribes inhabiting the high mountain region of the northeastern Middle Atlas. Their rugs differ from other Berber weavings in t...

Tacheh are saddle bags employed by the people of the Bakhtiari tribe. These are woven in wool by means of different techniques, which include interlock tapestry, dovetailing, weft fl...

Perdehs were employed as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of eastern Anatolia, creating partitions inside their dwellings. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed with...

A truly one-of-a-kind room size Moroccan rug, hand-knotted by Berber women from the M'rirt region, located in the heart of the Middle Atlas mountains. Rugs of this type were commissi...