This vintage Persian Kurdish Kilim from the Zarand region measures approximately 8x10 and features a beautifully time-softened palette of muted pinks, charcoal, ivory, and dusty blue. Woven entirely by hand in wool, its bold geometric patterning includes stacked diamond medallions flanked by multiple guard borders, each filled with tribal motifs. The rug’s flatweave construction and earthy tones give it a relaxed bohemian appeal, while the visual rhythm of the borders creates a strong architectural presence. Perfect for grounding a room with a sense of heritage and artistry.
About Kurdish Kilims
Kurdish Kilims are known for their sturdy weave, bold graphics, and expressive use of color. Often woven by semi-nomadic weavers in the mountainous regions of Western Iran, these flatweaves reflect a deep-rooted tribal culture. Unlike pile rugs, Kilims are made with a slit-weave technique that produces a lightweight yet durable textile, ideal for both decorative and functional use. Rugs from the Zarand area, in particular, are admired for their rustic charm and inventive use of pattern, making them especially popular among collectors and designers seeking authenticity and character.
Item Specifics
Construction Technique
Handmade Hand-Woven
Materials
Wool
Origin
Persian Kurdish
Size (ft/inches)
7' 8" x 10' 2"
Pile Height
1/8" (Flatweave)
Color(s)
Gray, Pink, Blue, Charcoal, Multicolor |
Age
1950s
Collection
Persian Kurdish Kilim
SKU
2408L068
Rug Number
JESS3008-JM
Condition/Notes
Very good condition. Free of stains, odors, discolorations, tears, etc. Recently cleaned and ready to be enjoyed in your space.
