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Persian Kurdish Area Rugs - Navy & Red Design

$1,680

$2,10020% Off

£1,290.68

£1,613.3520% Off

€1,482.98

€1,853.7220% Off

CA$2,363.13

CA$2,953.9120% Off

A$2,654.87

A$3,318.5920% Off

CHF 1,387.17

CHF 1,733.9720% Off

MX$32,403.91

MX$40,504.8920% Off

NOK 17,613.04

NOK 22,016.3020% Off

SEK 16,578.97

SEK 20,723.7120% Off

DKK 11,066.54

DKK 13,833.1720% Off

About the Item

Ancient Rhythms: Hand-Knotted Persian Kurdish Wool Rug A Living Heirloom of Tribal Artistry Immerse your space in the raw, captivating beauty of this authentic hand-knotted Persian Kurdish rug. Woven in Iran, likely in a tribal setting, this rug carries the soul of centuries of nomadic tradition. Kurdish rugs are celebrated for their bold, geometric designs, rich color palettes, and the unique character born from their weavers' ingenuity and personal expression. This isn't merely a floor covering; it's a vibrant testament to an enduring cultural legacy, offering a rare glimpse into the artistry of a bygone era. Dynamic Design in Deep Hues Behold the rug's striking presence, dominated by a field of deep, commanding navy blue adorned with an array of geometric medallions. These captivating octagonal and square "gul" motifs are rendered in a warm, earthy red, often featuring intricate central designs in contrasting ivory and subtle touches of gold, adding a surprising layer of detail and light. The placement of these medallions creates a rhythmic, almost tessellated pattern across the rug's surface, reflecting the traditional tribal aesthetics of Kurdish weaving. The design is masterfully framed by a series of vibrant borders, featuring bold geometric patterns and serrated "dogtooth" motifs in contrasting red, black, and ivory. These borders not only define the rug's edges but also add to its overall visual density and tribal authenticity. The rich, saturated colors, combined with the natural abrash and subtle wear that speak to its age, give this rug a profound sense of history and an inviting, tactile quality. Pure Wool: Enduring Spirit & Comfort Crafted entirely from 100% premium wool, this Kurdish rug is a robust and enduring piece. Wool is the preferred material for tribal rugs due to its exceptional durability, natural stain resistance, and inherent softness. Its resilient fibers ensure that this rug can withstand daily life while maintaining its beauty for generations. The hand-knotted construction, evident in every meticulously tied knot, ensures a substantial and long-lasting quality. Beyond its practical advantages, the natural warmth of wool creates a cozy and grounded atmosphere, making this rug a truly comforting addition to any home. Versatile Character for Intimate Settings Measuring 3 ft 6 in x 3 ft 9 in, this small square rug is perfectly sized to bring a significant artistic statement to a variety of intimate spaces. Imagine it as a captivating focal point in an entryway, a vibrant accent in a study or den, or adding a layer of warmth and character to a cozy sitting area. Its bold tribal motifs and rich, deep colors make it incredibly versatile, seamlessly complementing both traditional and eclectic decors, as well as providing a powerful anchor in more modern settings. This Kurdish rug is an invitation to embrace history, inject rich character, and celebrate artisanal beauty in your home.

Dimensions:

Width: 42 in (106.68 cm)Length: 45 in (114.3 cm)

Style:

Tribal (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Wool,Hand-Knotted,Hand-Woven

Place of Origin:

Iran

Period:

20th Century

Date of Manufacture:

Unknown

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use.

Seller Location:

Dallas, TX

Materials

Wool

Antique Southwest Persian Luri Rug, 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 5'6" W x 6'7" L Origin: Southwest Persia Period: 19th Century (3rd Quarter)

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