The carpets shown here,
are the re-created works of Caravan Classics in the past 20+ years,

All carpets were woven with 100% naturally dyed yarn primarily from Lincoln sheep.
Some carpets were made with entirely antique craftsmanship: hand-spun woolen yarn and hand-spun warp and weft.

These classical designs from the 15th to 19th centuries
represent a unique and brilliant branch in the history of world textile art.

The effort to re-create the carpets can only happen in a specific time and space.
And these re-created works are trying their best to reproduce the spirit of the original masterpieces——
A perfect carpet is indeed a rare creation.

—— Carpet Collections ——

Old Ninghsia
Our premier signature collection, Old Ningxia (also named Classical Chinese),
takes its name from the western province that was home to the weaving centers of
the Imperial Court of Beijing, the Forbidden City, and features designs from China's
"classical period," which spanned parts of the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Classical Chinese carpets have reached an unprecedented level in the art of carpet-making.
Classical Chinese strives to re-create the most beautiful and decorative of these classical masterpieces.

Oasis
Oasis focuses on designs from China's other major weaving center, Xinjiang.
The designs are some of the most paradoxical to be found anywhere.
Xinjiang is the hometown of Chinese carpets, the hub of the "Silk Road."
By fusing the culture of Central Asian and Han,
Xinjiang ancient carpets show unique regional characteristics.
They are, at once, naive yet sophisticated, bold yet subtle.

Peking
Peking ventures from the realm of the purely classical and features
archetypes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries,
when western influences became more prevalent throughout China.

Jing Hua
Jing Hua is our contribution to the modern carpet.
Jing Hua means essence, or spirit of China.
Borrowing on elements of several artistic disciplines from China's 5,000-year-old civilization, Jing Hua is a fusion of past and present, east and west;
they are classically balanced and proportioned, with a firm nod toward the contemporary.

Plain Field
Based on the 'Five-Elements' principle, the plain field collection fully expressed the magic of naturally dyed colors.