3 x 14 Antique Persian Dergazine Hamadan Rug 61327

61327 Distressed Antique Persian Dergazine Hamadan Rug Runner, 03'06 x 13'10.

This hand-knotted wool distressed antique Persian Dergazine Hamadan rug runner embodies a timeless blend of intricate craftsmanship and relaxed refinement. Originating from the village of Darjazin in the Hamadan region of Iran, this exquisite piece showcases the distinct sophistication that defines Dergazine rugs. Its muted tones, achieved through an antique wash, evoke a sense of laid-back luxury, while the finely detailed floral design speaks to the artistry of Persian weavers.

The Persian runner features a delicate central medallion surrounded by an allover floral pattern that echoes the grace and harmony of nature. This Sarouk-inspired design is rendered in pastel hues of light pink, sky blue and soft brown, creating a serene and inviting aesthetic. Flowing floral sprays and leafy tendrils seamlessly connect across the field, imparting an air of organic fluidity that is both captivating and tranquil.

Framing the composition is an elegantly detailed border, adorned with stylized boteh, rosettes, and botanical motifs. The main border is flanked by carnation meander guard bands. These ornamental patterns not only highlight the artistry of the weavers but also enhance the Persian runner's visual depth, creating a sense of structure and balance. The intimate patina from the antique wash further enriches the design, adding character and a sense of history to this remarkable piece.

Perfect for adding a touch of nostalgic charm to a hallway or narrow space, this Dergazine Hamadan rug runner is more than a decorative accent—it is a celebration of Persian weaving heritage. Its harmonious palette and graceful design make it a versatile addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors, offering a glimpse into the storied artistry of Persian rug-making traditions.

• Distressed. Desirable Age Wear.
• Abrash. Antique Wash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Iran.
• Measures: 03'06 x 13'10.
• Pile Height: 0.10 of an inch.
• Date: 1920's. Early 20th Century.