• An Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug (c. Late 19th Century, 2’6 x 2’7) features horizontal red, black, and beige stripes in three vertical sections. A small white tag with "64" is attached to the top right corner. Brand unknown.
  • An Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug (c. Late 19th Century, 2’6 x 2’7) with red, black, and muted green horizontal stripes lies on a wooden floor, a small white tag attached to its top right corner.
  • An Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug (late 19th c., 2’6 x 2’7) with red, black, and tan horizontal stripes rests on a wooden floor. Hand-spun wool construction; a small tag is attached to the top right corner. Brand unknown.
  • A close-up of the Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug, c. Late 19th Century (2’6 x 2’7), shows hand-spun wool with horizontal red, black, beige, and brown stripes and a slightly uneven edge on a wooden floor. Brand: Unknown.
  • A section of an Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug (late 19th c., 2’6 x 2’7) with red, black, green, and beige horizontal lines rests on a wooden floor; the pieces are slightly misaligned where they join.
  • An Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug (c. Late 19th Century, 2’6 x 2’7) with red, black, olive green, and beige horizontal stripes lies on a wooden floor; its pattern subtly shifts at the seam where two pieces join.
  • An Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug (c. Late 19th Century, 2’6 x 2’7) with horizontal red, black, tan, and pink stripes is displayed folded on a light wooden floor, showing matching patterned sections. Brand: Unknown.
  • A close-up of an antique Tibetan/Nepali tribal flatweave rug (late 19th c., 2’6 x 2’7) shows red, black, pink, and beige horizontal stripes with a handwritten white tag displaying dimensions and the word "Lasa." Brand unknown.
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Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 2’6 x 2’7

Antique Tibetan/Nepali Tribal Flatweave Rug, c. Late 19th Century – 2’6 x 2’7

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A striking example of traditional Himalayan weaving, this antique tribal flatweave likely hails from the Dolpo region of Nepal or nearby Tibetan-influenced communities. Woven in bold stripes of red, black, and olive tones, it showcases a rhythmic, almost meditative quality that would have brought both color and warmth to a humble domestic space.

The rug appears to be woven of hand-spun wool, possibly incorporating yak or highland sheep fibers, with the flat tapestry weave and naturally dyed colors typical of utilitarian rugs from the region. These rugs were often used as sleeping mats or layered for insulation in remote mountain homes. The slight irregularities and visible seams reflect its handmade construction, likely from multiple narrow loom panels stitched together.

Now a rare find outside of its region of origin, this small tribal weaving is a beautiful piece of living history—perfect for display, use in a meditation space, or as a distinctive wall hanging. It comes from the private collection of a prominent antique rug dealer in Amherst, MA.

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