Vintage Persian Turkoman Rug Runner - 02'09 X 12'10

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78718 Vintage Persian Turkoman Rug Runner, 02'09 x 12'10. A Persian Turkoman rug is a handwoven carpet originating from the … Read more 78718 Vintage Persian Turkoman Rug Runner, 02'09 x 12'10. A Persian Turkoman rug is a handwoven carpet originating from the Turkmen people, primarily in Central Asia, including parts of Iran. The addition of "Persian" to the name reflects the historical influence of Persian culture on the Turkmen tribes, who traditionally lived in regions now part of Iran. These rugs are recognized for their distinctive geometric designs, featuring medallions, octagons, and stylized animals, often using rich reds, deep blues, ivory, brown, and black. Various Turkoman tribes contribute unique weaving traditions and design elements, resulting in diverse appearances across regions, with the rugs valued not just for their aesthetics but also for the embedded cultural and historical narratives in their designs.

Embark on a ruggedly enchanting saga woven within the threads of this hand-knotted wool vintage Persian Turkoman rug runner. Picture the nomadic artisan, skillfully infusing tribal mystique into each intricate fiber. Immerse your space in the enigmatic allure of this vintage Persian Turkoman rug, where a rich red backdrop, deep as the mysteries it conceals, converges with a profound navy blue colors, casting an ambiance that resonates with a dark and moody resonance. The geometric pattern unfolds with precision, revealing octagonal gul motifs, also known as an elephant's foot, that echo the enigmatic journey of a well-traveled past. This woven wonder, steeped in cultured heritage, carries an air of masculine allure, its threads whispering tales of distant lands and untold stories. Unravel the mystery within its intricate design, and let the shadowed elegance of this timeless masterpiece infuse your surroundings with an intriguing narrative.

Elephant Foot Print.
Abrash.
Hand knotted wool.
Made in Iran.
Measures: 02'09 x 12'10.
Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century. See less