Antique Persian Ivory Kurdish Tribal Paisley Hallway Runner

Antique Kurdish Persian Ivory 1900s Hallway Runner, Circa Date: 1900s. This exceptional piece is a fine example of kurdish weaving, showcasing the robust geometric vocabulary and rich, saturated dyes characteristic of the region. The narrow format confirms its design as a functional hallway runner within a tribal dwelling, prioritizing durability and visual impact. The primary field is dominated by a luminous ivory ground, providing a striking contrast to the dense, repeating motif. This structure utilizes an allover pattern of small, stylized architectural or lantern forms, rendered in earthy tones of rust, terracotta, and deep blue, creating a mesmerizing visual texture. Woven in a long, slender proportion, this textile functions beautifully as one of the most desirable hallway runner rugs from the early 20th century.