Antique Persian Village Rug

Western Iran, circa late 19th-early 20th century.

Handwoven in western Iran, this antique Persian village rug features a softly structured field of geometric medallions layered with stylized floral motifs. The composition balances symmetry with subtle irregularity, reflecting the hand and eye of its maker rather than strict workshop precision.

A timeworn palette of olive, faded brick, warm brown, and inky blue lends depth and quiet richness, while gentle abrash and surface wear speak to a century of use. Its elongated proportions make it an ideal runner or gallery rug - equally suited to hallways, kitchens, or layered interiors.

An honest, soulful textile that brings warmth, history, and understated elegance to a space.

Because every good room needs a past.