HEIRLOOM Purveyor of Rare and Unusual Rugs. Brooklyn, NYC.

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We love assisting with special projects no matter large or small. Let us help you set the tone for your next hospitality installation or create the perfect custom piece to warm up your new commercial space.

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Vintage and antique rugs add warmth and create an atmosphere in almost any setting. We offer rentals for film & tv, editorials, art installations and special events like performances and weddings. Find the perfect accent for your next special event or project.

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We offer specialized cleaning and repair services that will help your rug stay vibrant and beautiful for generations to come. We offer both in-house and on-site services. Learn more.

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If you can't visit in person we offer a selection of our inventory online. Check back every Monday for new additions!

Gifts under $500

SELECTED NEW ARRIVALS

A few of our newest pieces. Check out all of our New Arrivals

Khamseh Tree of Life Rug - 4' x 5'1

$2,500.00

This evocative Qajar rug depicts Nur ‘Ali Shah, the celebrated Sufi saint and poet whose image became widely cherished in the 19th-century.

Remembered as a figure of beauty, charisma, and spiritual devotion, Nur ‘Ali Shah helped embody the revival of Sufism in the Qajar period. His portrait was reproduced across paintings, lacquer, enamel, and carpets, becoming an icon of saintly presence rather than a simple likeness.

Sufi Mohtasham Kashan w/ Nur Ali Shah - 2' x 3'1

$3,750.00

An exceptional 19th century Bidjar rug with a remarkable sense of color, clarity, and presence. Woven in the Kurdish weaving tradition, Bidjars are celebrated for their dense, durable structure. This is sturdy and strong while still being joyful, elegant, and beautifully drawn.

Late 19th Century Bidjar - 4'3 x 8'2

$4,500.00

A richly patterned Tekke Turkmen ensi, traditionally woven as a door hanging for the entrance of a yurt. The classic four-part composition gives the piece its architectural quality, with paneled fields, vertical divisions, and layered borders that echo the idea of a threshold.

Antique Tekke Turkmen Ensi Rug - 4'9 x 5'3

$2,500.00

SILK KINTSUGI A soulful early Ersari Turkmen rug, measuring with a beautifully aged surface and a striking contemporary repair. The field is arranged with large-scale Turkmen guls in a soft, time-muted palette of deep red, brown, indigo, charcoal, and ivory. Years of wear have softened the design, giving the rug a quiet, atmospheric quality while still preserving the rhythm and strength of its original tribal composition.

Kintsugi Silk Repaired Ersari Turkmen - 5’6 x 7'2

$1,450.00

FEATURED

Dayak Baby Carrier - 11" x 13" x 5"

A richly adorned Dayak baby carrier from Borneo, made with a wooden frame, woven fiber body, resist-dyed cloth lining, and a densely beaded front panel. The design is worked in glass beads with bold yellow, white, black, red, and blue motifs, likely representing protective ancestral or spirit forms.

Among Dayak peoples, baby carriers were both practical and symbolic. Worn on the back, they held the child securely while also serving as objects of protection, status, and family care. Beadwork, shells, bone ornaments, charms, and bells were often added not only for decoration, but to help guard and engage the infant.

A beautiful example of Dayak material culture, balancing utility, protection, sound, and sculptural presence.

A richly adorned Dayak baby carrier from Borneo, made with a wooden frame, woven fiber body, resist-dyed cloth lining, and a densely beaded front panel. The design is worked in glass beads with bold yellow, white, black, red, and blue motifs, likely representing protective ancestral or spirit forms.

Among Dayak peoples, baby carriers were both practical and symbolic. Worn on the back, they held the child securely while also serving as objects of protection, status, and family care. Beadwork, shells, bone o

Dayak Baby Carrier - 11" x 13" x 5"

$1,350.00

Beautiful Beadwork from Central & West Africa

A vibrant beaded cache-sexe from Cameroon, composed of dense glass beadwork in bold blocks of orange, cobalt blue, turquoise, and brown. The lower edge is finished with cowrie shells.

Cameroon Beaded Cache-Sexe (Apron) - 8" x 19"

$450.00

A striking Yoruba beaded sash from Nigeria, densely worked with glass beads in bold red, blue, green, yellow, white, and black. The long narrow form is divided into geometric panels with diagonal bands, diamond motifs, and a dramatic raised mask-like face at one end.

Yoruba Beaded Sash - 4.5" x 3'6

$475.00

A soulful midcentury Mashwani Baluch rug with a wonderfully atmospheric palette and tribal presence. The field is built around a repeating latch-hook pattern, softened by age and wear into a smoky ground of aubergine, charcoal, madder, and faded brown. Around it, the borders bring the piece to life with small bursts of turquoise, orange, red, ivory, and green.

Mid Century Mashwani Baluch Rug - 3'10 x 6'6

$950.00

A striking Baluch animal trapping, woven in a long, narrow format with its original braided ties still attached. The design is spare and powerful with a dark wool ground animated by a chain of ivory stepped motifs, small flashes of madder red, and compact end panels with orange and ivory geometric borders.

Striking Baluch Trapping - 5" x 7'3

$250.00

A handsome Baluch trapping with a long, graphic format and a deeply saturated palette of aubergine, forest green, madder, ivory, and dark brown. The design is built from a rhythmic checkerboard of small geometric devices, with serrated ivory bands running vertically through the field and a narrow decorative side border adding balance and movement.

Handsome Baluch Trapping - 11" x 6'4

$275.00

A richly patterned Baluch rug with a dense, all-over field of octagonal guls, each filled with intricate, angular motifs. The repeating geometry creates a rhythmic, almost textile-like surface, framed by multiple borders with stylized elements that echo the structure of the field.

Woven in the late 19th to early 20th century, the palette is grounded in deep madder reds and soft abrashed browns, offset by dark indigo outlines. The dyes have mellowed beautifully over time, giving the rug a warm, cohesive ton

Antique Baluch Rug - 3'10 x 7'2

$1,250.00

DEAL OF THE MONTH

Baluch Saddle Bag - 1'10 x 4'3

A richly textured saddle bag from Afghanistan with silky wool, woven in a dark, atmospheric palette of deep brown, black, aubergine, red, and indigo tones. The design is arranged in vertical bands with small geometric motifs, zigzag borders, diamond forms, and subtle embroidered details.

Both functional and decorative, this Baluch saddle bag has a moody graphic presence and works beautifully as a wall hanging, layered textile, or collectible nomadic weaving.

Baluch Saddle Bag - 1'10 x 4'3

$350.00

A finely woven vintage Navajo rug with a crisp geometric composition on a natural ivory field. The design centers on a large serrated diamond medallion built from repeating stepped arrow forms in black, white, brown, yellow, green, and salmon.

Vintage Navajo Rug - 1'10 x 2'9

$350.00

A bright contemporary Oaxacan flatwoven rug by Zapotec weavers from Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca. The design features a warm yellow field with a central stepped diamond medallion in turquoise and burgundy, framed by red border bands and deep blue end panels.

Contemporary Oaxacan Rug - 1'11 x 3'3

$250.00

A bright contemporary Oaxacan flatwoven rug by Zapotec weavers from Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca. The design features a bold red field with a central stepped diamond medallion, flanked by arrow and diamond borders in blue, yellow, green, turquoise, orange, and red.

Contemporary Oaxacan Zapotec Rug - 1'11 x 3'1

$250.00

The Walls, Lin Qiqing

$7,800.00

Lin Qiqing is a New York-based textile artist and former award-winning journalist. She tell stories of migration, memory, and identity through figurative weaving made with hand-spun paper yarn, natural fibers and paper-fabric collage.

Qiqing answered a few questions about her process and the unique materiality of her work.
Read the interview here!

View Qiqing's collection