Long Hand-Knotted Antique Heriz Runner in Wool with Sub-Geometric Medallions

This antique Persian Karajeh runner features a tribal sub-geometric triple medallion design rendered in multicolor, set upon a blue background. ...

Antique Heriz runner with all-over medallion design with geometric motifs, Keivan Woven Arts / rug EMB-9520-P13053, country of origin / type: Persian / Heriz, circa Early-20th Centur...

Geometric hand knotted Persian antique Mahal runner in blue, cream, and brown Keivan Woven Arts / rug/TU-MTU-234, country of origin / type: Iran ...

Geometric design Persian antique Malayer runner in blue, cream, and brown. Keivan Woven Arts / rug/TU-MTU-214, country of origin / type: Iran / Malayer, circa 1920 Measures: 3'9 x 1...

Very Long antique Persian Heriz runner with geometric medallion design in red, blue and colorful tones. Keivan Woven Arts / rug EMB-9560-P13076 , country of origin / type: Iran / Her...

This antique Persian Azerbaijan styled runner has been hand-knotted in wool. The rug features a sub-geometric medallion design, and is enclosed within a complementary, multi-tiered b...

A long Persian Heriz geometric antique runner from the early 20th Century Measures: 2'10'' x 15'5''.

Geometric early 20th century long Persian Heriz Runner Measures: 3'2'' x 14'7''.

A one of a kind decorative antique Persian Heriz runner. Measures: 2'10'' x 17'5''. With distinctive large-scale motifs and a wide ranging palette of warm colors, the antique H...

An amazing handmade Kerman area rug made in SE Persian, circa 1940-50s. Features a red base with a colorful geometric field of flowers. Includes a bouquet along each straight flanked by pendeloques along the corners. The color combinations combined with the amazing intricate detail creates a true masterpiece of the weaver's art, a rug that will bring harmony and style to a room. 196 knots per square inch Kerman, located in the desert of South Persia, has been a major center for trading and weaving. Kerman carpets were one of the first Persian rugs that made it to the Western markets. The rugs were most keenly distributed and sold throughout Europe soon after they surfaced. In the 16th century during the Safavid Dynasty, Kerman rugs first surfaced and were welcomed open arms by the wealthiest citizens of Persia. Around the 19th century, the village of Kerman was destroyed amidst civil strife. Most of Kerman's weavers escaped to the village of Laver in the north of the region where they resumed the creation of their rugs. Because of this mass migration, the Persian Kerman rugs are sometimes referred to as the Laver Kerman or Laver rugs...

61223 Antique Persian Heriz Runner, 03'00 x 10'05. Full of tiny details and nomadic charm, this hand knotted wool antique Persian Heriz r...

This antique Heriz runner has a sandy-yellow field with an overall design of polychrome columns of angular palmette and floral vine scattered with serrated leaf and floral stems, in ...