Antique Quchan Kordi Persian Allover Geometric Square Rug, Country of Origin: Persia, Circa Date: 1890s. This striking square piece is a testament to nomadic craftsmanship, originating from the Quchan region, known for its robust and highly saturated tribal designs. The dense, allover geometric pattern is characteristic of the Kordi tradition.
The field is dominated by vertical, serrated chevron bands, creating a powerful sense of movement and rhythm. This highly stylized, repeating motif is a hallmark of kurdish weaving from Northeastern Persia, beautifully contained within its square proportions. The design avoids central medallions entirely, emphasizing the continuous, repetitive nature of the tribal aesthetic.
The palette is exceptionally vibrant, utilizing natural dyes that have matured beautifully over time. Deep madder red and a rich indigo blue color dominate the composition, contrasted sharply by ivory and subtle gold accents. This exceptional square example joins our curated collection of antique rugs that showcase regional diversity.
The heavy wool pile and durable construction speak to its utility as a functional item crafted for daily life in the late 19th century. Given its dimensions, this square piece functions perfectly as one of the highly desirable scatter size rugs. The narrow, repeating border frames the powerful central design with complementary geometric symbols.
Condition: Good.
