Russian Khotan Runner Rug Circa 1910 - Wool Gray Navy Blue Yellow 73239

Discover the elegance of Russian Kazak featuring Runner Rug in Circa 1910. Designed with Wool and IvoryNavy BlueRed, this exclusive design is perfect for enhancing your space.

Discover the elegance of Persian Kolyai featuring Runner Rug in Circa 1880. Designed with Wool and BlueNavy BlueRed, this exclusive design is perfect for enhancing your space.

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Discover the elegance of Persian Malayer featuring Runner Rug in Circa 1880. Designed with Wool and Navy BlueRedYellow, this exclusive design is perfect for enhancing your space.

Heriz rugs are one of the most famous rugs from Iran, because of their very unique and distinguishable style. Heriz is a city located in northwestern Iran, near the city of Tabriz, which is a major rug-weaving center in Iran. Most often, Heriz rugs have oversized geometric medallions, that are crisply delineated against a rich red, rust or dark blue field. The pattern is almost always geometric, although some Heriz rugs have an all-over layout often together with geometric floral motives and less frequently curvilinear floral motives. Since the Heriz region is not too far from the Caucasus, many Heriz carpets have similar colors and drawings to Caucasian rugs. The most common colors are brownish red, light and dark pink, light and dark blue, greens, yellows and ivory. Blue and ivory are normally added to increase contrast. This is a lovely rare narrow antique brown and navy Heriz...

3'7 x 16'. A lovely Persian Malayer runner that has an Abrash which is a natural change in color that occurs when different dyes are used in a batch of wool and gives uniqueness an e...

Beautiful Tribal Long Antique Navy Northwest Persian Runner Rug, Country of Origin / Rug Type: Persian Rug, Circa Date: 1900. Size: 3 ft 1...

“Northwest” refers to a diverse group of antique Persian rugs in myriad weaving villages and encampments that during the 19th century occupied an expansive wilderness area west of Tehran, north of Bijar, and south of Tabriz. These villages borrowed patterns and weaving styles from a scope of different areas and influences, combing them into something unmistakably unique. Many smaller rug weaving villages, too numerous to name, also contribute to the broad treasure trove of carpets from this area. All of these largely unknown villages...