Strong architectural medallions anchor this early 20th century Northwest Persian runner, woven in the Hamadan region. Repeating stepped hexagons create rhythm and movement, while jewel-toned accents of emerald, saffron, and soft teal glow against a grounded terracotta and walnut field.
The crisp ivory border frames the composition beautifully, adding contrast and definition. Its elongated scale and graphic presence make it ideal for hallways, kitchens, entry corridors, or layered behind furniture.
There is both strength and artistry here — bold geometry softened by village charm.
Origin: Northwest Persian (Hamadan region), possibly Kurdish village weaving
Main tones:
•Terracotta clay
•Burnt cedar
•Walnut brown
•Cream
•Inky navy
Brighter accents
•Emerald green
•Golden saffron
•Dusty rose
•Soft teal
Condition
•Even wear consistent with age
•Good pile retention
•Strong borders
•Clean fringe
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