Authentic Botanic Irish Donegal Runner

Vintage Irish Donegal botanic beige, green handmade wool rug Size: 13'4" x 16'9" (406 x 510 cm) A 19th century antique Irish Donegal antique rug, the ivory field dominated by lush gr...

Donegal by C.F.A Runner (Fragment) Size: 3'0" × 23'0" (91 × 701 cm) Color: Blue, Green, Purple, Red.

Antique Donegal by C.F.A Runner (Fragment) Size: 3'0" × 13'0" (91 × 396 cm) Color: Blue, Green, Purple, Red

One-of-a-kind Vintage Irish Donegal Abstract Brown Rug Size: 10'10" × 17'5" (330 × 530 cm) A fine example of early 20th century Irish Donegal antique rugs, the abrashed camel field w...

One-of-a-kind Vintage Irish Botanic Hand Knotted Wool Carpet Size: 8'8" × 11'1" (264 × 337 cm) An early 20th century Irish Donegal carpet, the maize field with enlarged black leaves ...

Authentic 1900s William Morris botanic Fragment Runner Size: 3'6" × 22'7" (106 × 688 cm) This outstanding runner was created by the icon of Arts and Crafts rugs sale textile design, ...

This antique, circa 1900, Irish Donegal rug has a deep red field with a central lozenge cartouche issuing at each side a mustard yellow part palmette with shaded pink flowerheads fla...

A vintage Irish Donegal carpet from the mid-20th century.

73478 Antique Irish Donegal Rug, 09'10 x 18'07. Evoking the essence of autumn in Ireland, where expansive boglands transition from verdant greens to the resplendent hues of rust and russet, Irish Donegal rugs draw inspiration from the breathtaking beauty of the Irish landscape. The appellation "Bloody Foreland," or "Cnoc Fola" (The Hill of Blood), finds its origins in the evening sun, casting a rich red hue upon the coastal rocks. In autumn, the hillside becomes a fiery canvas, adorned with a dense layer of ferns ablaze in russet-red-brown. Despite the absence of a historical foundation for the "bloody" name, local folklore weaves a tale of the notorious warlord "Balor of the Evil Eye," purportedly vanquished by his grandson Lugh Lamh Fhada on the slopes of Cnoc Fola. Legend holds that the hillside earned its name from the imagined blood flowing from Balor's malevolent gaze staining the land. Infused with the cultural richness and natural allure of Donegal, this oversized antique Irish Donegal rug, meticulously crafted with high-quality wool, emerges as a mesmerizing embodiment of woven artistry. Drawing inspiration from nature, the Donegal rug boasts opulent earth-tone colors that converge to create an air of stately decadence. Against a backdrop of red ochre hues, an intricate pattern unfolds, intertwining botanical forms and geometric shapes. The design is framed by a border adorned with floral leaf lattice, enclosed by floral meander and sawtooth guard borders. With its relaxed refinement and an earthy color palette drawn from the natural world, this palatial-sized antique Donegal rug exudes a wealth of character. Rendered in variegated shades of rosewood, redwood, clay pot, brick red, terra cotta, mauve, baked clay, tan, ecru, chamois, camel, taupe, brown, espresso, coffee, sand, and beige with other accent colors. Abrash. Desirable Age Wear. Hand-knotted wool. Made in Ireland. Measures: 09'10 X 18'07. Hotel Lobby Size Carpet 10 x 19 Rug...

Antique Irish Donegal carpet Ireland, circa 1900 Design known as the Doorin Handwoven.

This antique, circa 1910, Irish Donegal runner has a soft green field with a central column of dusty-pink floral sprays alternating with bottle-green pair of curved stems issuing fou...

Antique Irish Donegal Arts & Crafts Runner rug circa 1900, 6' x 14'11. Sort of an Irish Oushak with a slate blue ground displaying a repeat of semi-geometric buds and flowers along with sawtooth medallions. Unlike other Donegal's, there is nothing Celtic about this unique carpet. The palette is a variant on blue and white, but not oriental. The narrow orders just barely constrain the dynamic field which pushes underneath in all directions. The spacious layout makes the carpet seem larger than it is. The Arts and Crafts movement originated in England in the second half of the 19th century as a reaction against mass-produced machine-made goods. William Morris, the founder of Morris and Co., designed rugs, tapestries, wallpaper, textiles, and entire interiors. The large, luxurious antique European carpets produced under his direction are luxurious and stunning in their integration of European and Oriental styles. Another designer in the Morris circle was C.F. Voisey who worked on carpets as well as textiles and wallpapers. The style spread to Donegal, Ireland, where Alexander Morton established a workshop around 1900 to weave carpets, often incorporating indigenous Celtic motives. American designers further spread the handmade, hand crafted look as the Mission style, particularly popular in the West. Arts and Crafts carpets are thick, rustic and usually employ allover patterns. The rich, heavy pile comes from local Irish sheep...