Antique Persian Kurdish Blue and Coral 1900s Hallway Runner Rug, Country of Origin: Iran Persia, Circa Date: 1900s. This exceptional piece originates from the Kurdish weaving traditions within Iranian Persian rugs, showcasing the robust, geometric artistry characteristic of nomadic and village production at the turn of the 20th century.
The field is dominated by a saturated, deep indigo—a classic dye choice among blue color rugs of this period—providing a dramatic contrast to the vibrant coral used in the secondary details. The central panel features a highly stylized, almost abstract Tree of Life motif, surrounded by dense, repeating tribal elements that lend the piece a compelling allover design aesthetic despite its vertical orientation.
Woven in a narrow, elongated format, this textile functions ideally among hallway runner rugs, offering a striking visual pathway. The sturdy, hand-knotted construction speaks to the durability required of pieces used in traditional nomadic settings, ensuring its longevity as a functional work of art.
Representing a fine example of early 20th-century tribal weaving, this Kurdish runner possesses both historical significance and powerful decorative appeal. It is a distinguished addition to our curated collection of antique rugs, perfect for the collector seeking authenticity and rich, saturated color.
This rug is featured in blue , coral tones.
