This antique Persian Kurdish runner measures 4' x 8'10" and features a rare panel-style layout, filled with rows of intricate tribal motifs in hexagonal compartments. Its commanding composition is framed by a striking “rainbow” chevron border pattern that adds visual energy and contrast. Woven entirely by hand in the 1920s, this piece reflects the confident geometry and deep color palette typical of Kurdish tribal artistry, making it an ideal candidate for a hallway, gallery, or long entryway in need of an authentic focal point.
About Kurdish Rugs
Kurdish rugs are renowned for their strength, earthy palettes, and deeply personal designs rooted in the tribal traditions of northwest Persia. Woven by semi-nomadic Kurdish tribes, these rugs often exhibit bold geometric patterns, stylized floral motifs, and a sense of improvisation that gives each piece a unique character. Their wool is typically hand-spun and known for its exceptional durability, making Kurdish rugs not only visually compelling but also practical for high-traffic areas.
Item Specifics
Construction Technique
Handmade Hand-Knotted
Materials
Wool
Origin
Persian Kurdish
Size (ft/inches)
4' x 8' 10"
Pile Height
1/4"
Color(s)
Multicolor |
Age
1920s
Collection
Panel
SKU
2404L058
Rug Number
UNKUNK-UNK
Condition/Notes
Very good condition. Free of stains, odors, discolorations, tears, etc. Recently cleaned and ready to be enjoyed in your space.
