Midcentury Kerman Runner

The sandy border has broken with light blue, pale red, pistachio and straw palmettes and petal-edged lozenges making their ways into the old ivory field with its floral sprays and fl...

A wide, broken flower-filled ivory and pale blue border frames the pale pink field with its ivory medallion sprouting various flowers. The palette is wide, the sources are natural an...

Finely woven, this Lavar quality large scatter from the famous SE Persian rug weaving center of Kerman, shows the characteristic cochineal scarlet field very closely covered by split...

Lavar Kermans often show all-over patterns such as this with an ivory ground and ragged rosettes in a broken, diamond lattice array. Palmettes and forked leaves are among the importa...

The city and province of Kerman is geographically isolated in the great desert of southern Persia. An industry of both shawl and carpet production has flourished there since the Safa...

Versatile due to its size, this shawl pattern kenare (runner) shows 19 rows of one way-facing curvy botehs set off by a black field. Limited abrash. Wide palette with red, sand, stra...

Hand knotted wool pile on a cotton foundation. circa 1960 Dimensions: 2'8" x 17'5" Origin: Iran Condition: Excellent Field color: Blue-Red Border color: Blue-Re...

71661 Vintage Neutral Persian Rug Runner, 02’05 x 11’07. Antique-washed Persian Kerman carpet runners are narrow rugs with a long length, typically crafted from high-quality wool and featuring intricate designs. These Persian rugs undergo an antique-washing process to soften their colors, giving them the allure of a well-loved antique piece. Originating from the city of Kerman in south-central Iran, these carpet runners often boast traditional Persian motifs, floral patterns, or geometric designs, woven with soft colors against a neutral background. They are prized for their vintage charm, exquisite craftsmanship, and ability to add character and warmth to hallways, corridors, or other narrow spaces in homes. Crafted with the finesse of Irish lace linen...