1940 Authentic Persian Kurdish Handmade Wool Rug 2'0'' x 3'4'')

This beautifully preserved mid-century Northwest Persian tribal weaving is a vintage Kurdish rug that highlights the artistry and symbolism of nomadic craftsmanship. The design showcases striking vertical bands adorned with repeating diamond, hooked, and amulet motifs that are traditionally believed to provide protection and harmony. The rich tones of madder red, deep indigo, camel, and saffron create a warm, saturated palette that reflects the natural dyes and wool sourced from the region.

Handwoven by Kurdish/Shahsavan tribal weavers, the rug boasts a tight wool pile, crisp geometric patterns, and classic guard borders composed of dotted and striped elements. This piece is ideal for layering, decorating entryways, or even displaying on a wall, allowing its texture and heritage to be fully appreciated. This rug embodies the authenticity, movement, and cultural storytelling of Northwest Persian tribal textiles. With its heirloom quality and timeless visual impact, it stands as both a decorative treasure and a meaningful artifact of nomadic weaving tradition.

Product Details

• Rug Size: 2'0" × 3'4"
• Circa: 1940
• Material: 100% wool pile with natural dyes
• Style: Antique, Rustic, Southwestern, Geometric, Tribal, Panel
• Colors: Madder red, Indigo blue, Camel, Saffron, Ivory
• Weave Type: Hand-knotted, Handmade
  
• Pile Height: 0.25–0.5 inch