Lenkoran Runner, 19th Century

Schulaver Runner, Late 19th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 3'5" W x 9'2" L Origin: Caucasus Period: Late 19th Century Rug ID: 21786

Hamadan Runner, Early 20th Century Additional Information: Dimensions: 3'8" W x 11'0" L Origin: Persia Period: Early 20th Century Rug ID: 23093

Talish Runner, 19th Century Small old rewoven areas in the field. Selvedges have been re-wrapped and there appears to be some loss of the outer guard border, if it had unraveled a b...

Antique Anatolian Karapinar Runner Rug, Late 19th Century Karapinar, meaning ‘black spring’ in Turkish, is a small town in the vicinity of Karaman in southeastern Anatolia. During the 15th century, this area was home to the Karamind Khanate, the greatest rival to the Ottomans in Anatolia. Karapinar rug...

This boldly drawn NW Persian village kenare (runner) shows a pattern of deeply serrated paired leaves supporting either red octagons, or green or ecru stepped upright lozenges, all o...

Antique Qashkai Rug 3'9'' x 11'8''. The navy field hosts a pole medallion of nine equal, hooked lozenges in red or ivory, each centred by the "Qashghai gul" derived from the turtle palmette. Plants with oblique stems and round flowers grow out of the central motif. The Qashghai are the best of the SW Persian nomadic tribal weavers, working in formats ranging from small bag faces to runners to scatters to larger carpets, prayer rugs, severely geometric Gabbehs...

A Historical Artifact: 19th Century Caucasian Karabakh Road If you want to add a historical and cultural artifact to your home, this antique runner is for you. This runner is a Caucasian-Karabakh runner from the 19th century. Karabakh is one of the oldest and most famous carpet weaving centers of the Caucasus. This runner reflects the most beautiful features of Karabakh carpets...

A Heriz of higher Serapi grade, this NW Persian piece shows a red field harbouring an 11 part pole medallion of lozenges enclosing smaller, hooked similars. Small animals cavort in t...