This long, narrow textile is a hand-knotted antique Persian runner rug, likely originating from the Sarab, Malayer, or Hamadan regions. These types of rugs are characterized by their tribal or geometric patterns and are traditionally crafted from high-quality wool on a cotton foundation.
Key Features
Origin & Style: Often identified as a Sarab runner, known for its use of genuine camel hair or camel-colored wool in the field. Other similar styles include Malayer and Hamadan.
Design: Features a central field with small-scale, repeating geometric motifs or medallions, framed by intricately detailed border bands.
Materials: Typically made with hand-spun wool (sometimes camel hair) and vegetable dyes.