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61144 Vintage Persian Shiraz Rug Runner, 02'09 x 09'10.
Embark on an enchanting journey with this meticulously hand-knotted wool vintage Persian rug runner—a captivating ode to nomadic charm and cultural significance. Picture the skilled artisan, weaving tribal enchantment into every intricate thread, much like the traditional craftspeople of the Qashqai Tribe who have left an indelible mark on Persian rug weaving.
In the sought-after bold beige field, a mesmerizing dance of design unfolds within a stacked column of six hooked hexagons adorned with superimposed diamonds. Pinwheels, swans, ducks, tree of life motifs, wolf's mouths, s-hooks, eight-point stars, rosettes, roundels, and a variety of birds and ambiguous motifs converge, weaving a narrative rich in cultural significance and nomadic charm. This Persian tribal carpet runner draws inspiration from the Qashqai Tribe's designs, paying homage to their intricate craftsmanship and storytelling through weaving.
Beyond its captivating design, venture into the borders—a captivating bird-on-a-pole border, guarded by an outer crenelated fence. This visual odyssey beckons with stories awaiting discovery, echoing the deep-rooted tales of the nomadic weavers who crafted these rugs. This vintage Persian hallway rug is more than just a floor covering; it's a rugged storyteller injecting a welcomed informality with a touch of global chic into any space seeking masculine appeal and relaxed refinement. Whether adorning the floors of a rustic cabin or enhancing the ambiance of an urban retreat, let this vintage Shiraz rug runner resonate as the echo of tales yet untold and adventures waiting to unfold— a true testament to the enduring legacy of Persian rug craftsmanship and the nomadic spirit.
- Rendered in variegated shades of beige, red, brown, navy blue, orange, brick red, taupe, ivory, dark green, maroon and black with other accent colors.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 02'09 x 09'10.
- Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century.
