Vintage Mossbound Heirloom Runner 3’5 x 10’ circa 1930-1945

This richly aged Persian corridor runner carries the quiet depth only decades of natural patina can create. Woven in Northwest Iran, the field unfolds in a dense botanical lattice where curling vines, stylized blossoms, and wandering garden forms drift across a grounding moss-olive backdrop.

The palette leans beautifully atmospheric — softened umbers, aged rose, antique ivory, and muted sage tones — all mellowed through time into an effortlessly livable heirloom textile. The narrow proportions make it especially suited for hallways, kitchens, or layered interior moments where long architectural lines call for warmth and narrative character.

Each knot reflects traditional village weaving practices, preserving subtle irregularities and abrash that confirm its handmade origin. This runner offers both durability and collector charm — a timeless grounding piece designed to continue evolving within its next home.

Origin: Northwest Persian (Hamadan / Malayer region)

• Age: Mid 20th century, circa 1930–1945

• Size: 3’5” × 10’

• Construction: Hand-knotted

• Material: Wool pile on cotton foundation

• Pile Height: medium, softened with age

• Condition: Very good vintage condition with even age-related wear, secure structure, and intact fringe

• Style: Floral / Botanical corridor runner

• Colors: Moss olive, warm umber, antique ivory, faded rose, muted sage, earthy brown undertones