Gorgeous Tribal Antique Persian Kurdish Runner Rug with Grid Design, Country of origin: Persian Rugs, Circa date: 1900 – This antique Persian Kurdish runner rug features a captivating lattice-style grid design rendered in vibrant earthy tones and saturated natural dyes. Handwoven by Kurdish tribal weavers in the late 19th or early 20th century, this runner is a striking example of geometric artistry rooted in nomadic tradition. The alternating squares in shades of indigo, terracotta, ivory, and camel form rhythmic patterns that evoke a sense of visual order, balanced by the rug’s subtle asymmetry and organic character.
Surrounding the central grid is a dynamic tribal border of stepped diamonds and stylized stars, adding bold contrast and framing the composition beautifully. The rug’s tactile wool pile and robust construction reflect the durability typical of Kurdish weaving, making it not just decorative but also practical for long hallways or narrow architectural spaces.
Collectors and designers alike value antique Kurdish rugs for their authenticity, rich palette, and graphic simplicity. This runner offers warmth, charm, and a strong sense of cultural heritage in a highly versatile format.
