Artículos similares a Antique Persian Hussainabad Hamadan Rug Runner with Traditional Style

Alfombra persa vintage Hamadan Hussainabad Herati Alfombra de calle

Alfombra India Antigua Bijar, 03'01 x 21'00

Alfombra Persa Kurda - Lana Diseño Rojo - 97392

Alfombra persa vintage Saraband Hamadan Corredera con diseño Mir Boteh

Alfombra Persa Antigua Malayer Corredor, 03'02 x 13'07

Alfombra Persa Antigua Sarab Design

¿Quieres más imágenes o vídeos?

Solicita imágenes o vídeos adicionales al vendedor

1 de 12

Antique Persian Hussainabad Hamadan Rug Runner with Traditional Style

9609,87 €

Envío

Recuperando presupuesto…

La promesa de 1stDibs

Garantía de autenticidad,

Garantía de devolución de dinero,

Cancelación dentro de las 24 horas

Acerca del artículo

79255 Rare Antique Persian Hussainabad Hamadan Rug Runner, 02'09 x 38'00. Immersed in an aura of aristocratic grandeur and couture exclusivity, this one-of-a-kind, hand-knotted wool antique Persian Hussainabad Hamadan runner is not merely a textile—it is a magnificent work of art, an experiential artifact that invites connoisseurs into a curated journey through the elegance of the past. Stretching an extraordinary 38 feet in length, its midnight celestial navy field forms an exclusive, ceremonial passage, resplendent with Herati motifs that recall the precision and artistry of haute couture patterning. Rosettes nestled in diamond lattice, flanked by sickle leaves and stylized blossoms, create a cadence of symmetry and depth that speaks to a lineage of weaving reserved only for the most exceptional legacy collections. With noble hues of maroon, royal blue, blush pink, and inked shadows, every motif is a whisper from history—an eloquent lexicon of rare beauty known only to those attuned to heritage and elevated taste. Its rare proportions and curated detailing make it a museum-worthy investment, an heirloom for the discerning few, and a visual manifesto of taste that cannot be replicated. The palette is both commanding and sophisticated—deep ink blues softened by ivory and rose, subtly energized by hints of dark green and onyx black that add dimension and depth. Like a tailored garment from an elite Parisian atelier, this runner reveals its secrets only to the attentive, rewarding the discerning eye with layer upon layer of intentionality. Each knot is a deliberate gesture of masterful design—a woven manifesto of elegance crafted for those who appreciate that true luxury is found in the uncommon, the refined, the rare. Framing this poetic composition is a lustrous ivory border, flowing like the hemline of a couture gown—graceful, deliberate, and resonant with symbolic meaning. A regal procession of meandering rosettes—each bloom an emblem of femininity, renewal, and ornamental prestige—is flanked by meticulously rendered guard bands showcasing the “running water” motif, an eternal symbol of continuity and protection in Persian art. These compositional elements do not merely support the field—they elevate it, turning this runner into a magnificent work of art, a symphony of visual balance and spiritual symbolism, perfectly at home in the salons of cultural aristocracy. More than a functional furnishing, this exceptional runner offers a transformative experience: a visual and emotional anchor for interiors steeped in heritage, meaning, and taste. Once intended for the grand galleries of Persian estates, it now emerges as a rare and extraordinary acquisition for tastemakers who view collecting as an act of cultural stewardship. Its grandeur, scale, and symbolic nuance make it an exclusive heirloom investment—reserved only for those who understand that in a world of fleeting luxury, true refinement lies in permanence, provenance, and preservation. To walk upon this one-of-a-kind Hussainabad runner is to enter a private dialogue with history. It is not simply a rug—it is a ritual of reverence, a tailored immersion into the artistry of a bygone world, and a statement of identity for those who choose not what is common, but what is extraordinary, exclusive, and eternally rare. Abrash. Hand knotted wool. Made in Iran. Measures: 02'09 x 38'00. Pile Height: 0.35 of an inch. Date: 1910's. Early 20th Century.

Dimensiones:

Anchura: 83,82 cm (33 in)Longitud: 1158,24 cm (456 in)

Estilo:

Malayer (En el estilo de)

Materiales y técnicas:

Lana,Anudado a mano

Lugar de origen:

Irán

Época:

principios del siglo XX

Fecha de fabricación:

1910-1919

Estado:

Desgaste acorde con la edad y el uso. Abrash. Desirable Age Wear.

Ubicación del vendedor:

Dallas, TX

Número de referencia:

Vendedor: 79255 Antique Persian Hamadan Rug, 02'09 x 38'001stDibs: LU942945429102

5473 €

Antigua Alfombra Persa Kurda con Diseño Boteh, Alfombra de Pasillo

76603, antigua alfombra persa kurda con diseño Boteh, alfombra de pasillo. Este antiguo camino kurdo persa de lana anudado a mano presenta una repetición geométrica del diseño Boteh ...

Categoría

principios del siglo XX, Persa, Malayer, Tapetes persas

Materiales

Lana

Antigua Alfombra Persa Kurda con Diseño Boteh, Alfombra de Pasillo

3127 € Precio de venta

Descuento del 20 %

También te puede gustar

Alfombra Persa Kurda - Lana Diseño Rojo - 97392

Descubre la elegancia de la alfombra persa Kurdish Runner Rug de Circa 1910. Diseñado con lana y rojo, este diseño exclusivo es perfecto para realzar tu espacio.

Categoría

siglo XX, Iraquí, Tapetes persas

Materiales

Lana

31.279 €