This handwoven Persian village rug was crafted in Northwest Iran during the early–mid 20th century, a region known for durable construction and richly layered design. The field features a deep, wine-toned ground animated by stylized floral and geometric motifs rendered in muted blush, soft camel, olive, and indigo. The drawing is confident yet organic, reflecting village-level craftsmanship rather than workshop precision.
A dark, grounding border frames the composition with repeating floral forms, lending balance and visual depth. Subtle abrash throughout the field speaks to the use of hand-dyed wool and natural color variation developed over decades of age and use.
The proportions make this piece especially versatile — ideal as a hallway runner, kitchen anchor, or layered in a living space where warmth and character are desired.
Hand-knotted wool pile on a wool foundation.
•Good vintage condition consistent with age
•Even overall wear throughout the field
•Low to medium pile with areas of gentle age-related thinning
•Minor edge wear and softening at corners
•No holes or structural weaknesses
•Ends and selvedges intact
Size: 4’4” x 9’7”
Origin: Northwest Iran (Heriz–Ahar region)
Date: Circa 1930s–1940s
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