Antique Malayer Runner with Beige Field and Diamond Palmettes

The camel-tone field shows a central column of twelve adjoined “Memling guls” enclosing stepped lozenges in red, rust, teal and beige, with half en suite lozenges along the sides. Na...

This tribal Farahan gallery rug has multiple pendanted, clawed medallion and en suite corners, all in various blue tones, on the abrashed brown field. Four iconic Persian lion and su...

With its warm earth tone palette ranging from variegated shades of brown, gray, slate and beige make this antique Persian Malayer runner breathtaking! The geometric tribal motifs evo...

Antique Persian runner rug handwoven from the finest sheep’s wool and colored with all-natural vegetable dyes that are safe for humans and pets. It’s a traditional Malayer design featuring ivory and brown tribal details. It’s a lovely piece to showcase in contemporary and mid-century modern spaces. It has a dimension of 5’2” x 11’10” which is ideal for hallways, kitchen aisles, and stairways. Malayer is a village that can be found close to Hamadan and Sarouk - both well-known rug making centers in ancient Persia. Unlike other rug producing areas that made large-sized carpets, Malayer weavers focused more on making smaller area rugs and runners...