Antique Serab Persian Ivory 1900s Rug, Circa Date: 1900s. This exceptional piece exemplifies the nomadic weaving artistry inherent to the serab weaving tradition of Northwest Persia. Woven in a classic runner format, the rug displays the sturdy construction and precise geometric motifs characteristic of the region’s output.
The palette is anchored by a luminous ivory ground that provides a striking contrast to the rich camel, terracotta, and deep aubergine accents used throughout the field. The central axis features a series of powerful, stepped lozenges, creating a dynamic allover design that guides the eye along the length of the piece.
As a finely proportioned piece, this Serab is ideally suited for long, narrow spaces, offering the perfect scale for hallway runner rugs. The borders frame the composition with intricate guard bands featuring repeating floral and geometric elements, providing structural stability to the bold central pattern.
Dating to the early 20th century, this Serab runner represents a high point in tribal Persian weaving, maintaining excellent structural integrity and color saturation. It stands as a sophisticated example of enduring quality among antique rugs and textiles of the period.














