Antique Kurdish Hallway Runner Wool Rug, Country of Origin: Iran / Persia, Circa Date: 1920s. This exceptional Iranian / Persian textile represents the enduring nomadic traditions of the Kurdish people, whose weaving artistry is characterized by robust structure and deeply saturated, naturally dyed wool.
The narrow, elongated dimensions classify this piece as a superb hallway runner, perfectly suited for transitional spaces where its dense patterning can anchor the flow of a home. The field utilizes a striking allover design composed of interlocking diamond lozenges, each filled with intricate geometric and stylized tribal symbols.
The palette is rich and earthy, dominated by deep madder reds, ochre yellows, and chocolate browns, punctuated by touches of vivid indigo and sage green. This strong, sophisticated colorway is typical of kurdish rugs woven in the early 20th century, reflecting the high quality of the local wool and the skill of the weaver.
Retaining its excellent original condition, this runner offers both historical authenticity and remarkable durability. It stands as a compelling example of the finest tribal weaving, making it a distinguished addition to any collection of antique rugs.