Vintage Tibetan Art Deco Khaden rug 95cm x 202cm 1960s

An exceptional example of mid-century Tibetan weaving, this vintage Khaden (traditional sitting rug) masterfully blends Himalayan tradition with Art Deco sensibilities. Hand-knotted in the 1960s, the rug features a striking triple-medallion composition set against a sophisticated, variegated charcoal-brown field. The central ivory panel is framed by a classic Greek key (T-pattern) border, housing a delicate Tree of Life motif. Flanking the center are two golden-yellow pagoda-style medallions, enriched with soft moss green and muted blue accents. The abrash—the natural variation in color—throughout the dark field adds a wonderful sense of depth and movement to the textile. Crafted from high-altitude highland wool, the pile is thick and resilient, offering a plush tactile experience. This piece is not only a functional floor covering but a work of textile art that brings an air of serene, nomadic elegance to any modern or eclectic interior.