Antique Kurdish Allover Geometric Hand Knotted Pile Rug, Circa Date: 1890s. This exceptional piece is a compelling example of late 19th-century kurdish weaving, characterized by robust wool and deeply saturated, organic dyes that speak to its tribal origins.
The field is dominated by a deep, resonant indigo, placing this piece firmly within the tradition of sophisticated blue color rugs. This dark ground provides a powerful contrast to the repeating, stylized boteh or shield motifs rendered in oxidized reds and subtle pinks, creating visual depth.
The composition utilizes a classic allover design, featuring rows of repeating, stylized medallions that cover the entire field. While highly geometric, the slight variations in color saturation and knotting technique inherent to hand-knotted pieces lend a unique, organic vitality to the overall pattern.
Retaining the characteristic high pile and resilient structure of its era, this piece is preserved in remarkable condition for a textile woven in the 1890s. Its versatile dimensions classify it as a desirable Small Scatter Size Rugs (5.04ft x 7.03ft), offering a powerful statement piece among our curated selection of fine antique rugs.