Hand-Knotted Tibetan Khaden Rug | Rosette Column Field

This antique Tibetan Khaden presents a composed and rhythmic design built upon a repeating arrangement of small floral rosettes and geometric motifs, carefully aligned along the vertical axis.

Set against a deep, saturated field, the motifs appear as scattered constellations, each distinct yet harmoniously integrated into the overall structure. The alternation between floral forms and small geometric groupings creates a measured cadence, suggesting balance, continuity, and quiet introspection.

The simplicity of the composition allows the individual elements to breathe, while the repetition introduces a meditative quality—almost like a visual mantra unfolding along the length of the textile. The narrow border, rendered in a contrasting red tone, gently frames the field without interrupting its calm, expansive presence.

Woven in silky, lanolin-rich Himalayan wool, the surface would have originally displayed a soft sheen, enhancing the clarity and delicacy of the motifs.

Age: Early 20th century (circa 1900-1930)
Condition: Structurally sound with no repairs and excellent for related use contributing to its outstanding character
Colours (5): Dark brown — near black field / coral red — soft pink / light blue — turquoise / ivory / soft yellow
Dimensions: 78 cm x 150 cm (30.7 in x 59.1 in)