Asian-owned and Latino-owned, Grand Bazaar Antiques & Rugs hand-carries handwoven wool rugs, kilims, and runners from Afghanistan and Turkey into its Washington Street showroom on the Hillcrest edge. Hand-dyed tribal pieces and city-woven carpets are sold alongside reclaimed-wood and carved antique furniture, inventory that parallels the period Craftsman-era decor preserved inside the museum house at Marston House. In-house hand-washing and restoration bring oxidized vegetable dyes back to original saturation without the chemical solvents used by commercial carpet cleaners. The shop's kilim runners and 9x12 area rugs are sized to layer beneath the low-profile sofas and cocktail tables carried at Lawrance Furniture, creating the tribal-textile-on-modern-case-goods pairing requested by contemporary San Diego designers. Direct importer sourcing means pieces arrive into the showroom straight from source workshops in Central Asia, and coordinating cushion and pillow covers in matching tribal patterns are stocked alongside every rug shipment. The highest-value work handled on site is large-format appraisal and sourcing of antique Caucasian, Afghan, and Anatolian carpets in 9x12 and 10x14 sizes for period-accurate restorations of historic Hillcrest and Mission Hills Craftsman homes.