£2,100.00
1 in stock (One of a Kind)
£2,100.00
1 in stock (One of a Kind)
A rare and authentic 1940s Qashqai Sofreh Kilim from Iran, handwoven in wool on a cotton foundation. Traditionally, a sofreh is a Persian tribal flat-woven te x tile used by nomadic families as a dining cloth or household furnishing. This antique Qashqai kilim features vibrant cobalt blue and crimson striped borders framing a warm sandy beige field, showcasing the bold geometric artistry and rich weaving traditions of the Qashqai people.
Lightweight yet durable, this antique Persian te x tile serves beautifully as a floor covering, wall hanging, table cover, or decorative accent. A highly collectible e x ample of Persian tribal craftsmanship, it complements rustic, farmhouse, Scandinavian, bohemian, and contemporary interiors while appealing to collectors of antique Persian rugs, Oriental carpets, kilims, and te x tile art.
Woven by Qashqai nomads in southwest Iran, circa 1940, this antique sofreh reflects the ceremonial te x tile traditions associated with the sharing of bread. Passed down through generations, its angular tribal motifs and bold striped colour blocks symbolise protection and abundance, making this handwoven Persian kilim both a functional te x tile and a remarkable e x pression of Qashqai heritage.
This square flatweave, measuring 128 × 116 cm, features alternating bands of beige, blue and red, framed by narrow green and navy borders with diamond guard stripes. Distinctive zig-zag motifs e x tend into the neutral field, creating a dynamic sense of movement. Rich in tribal character, the composition lends itself beautifully to eclectic, bohemian, contemporary, and minimalist interiors seeking colour, te x ture, and visual interest.
Vacuum regularly using a brushless attachment. Spot clean with a pH-neutral soap and cool water, gently blotting rather than rubbing the fibres. Avoid prolonged e x posure to direct sunlight to help maintain the vibrancy of the natural colours. We recommend professional rug cleaning every two years to preserve overall condition. For e x pert care, conservation, or professional rug restoration services, please contact Pars Rug Gallery.
Handwoven from wool on a cotton foundation, this antique Qashqai kilim displays a strong, balanced flatweave structure. The tightly woven wool is naturally dyed, producing rich reds and blues that have developed a beautiful patina over time. Its dense weave enhances durability and stability underfoot. Each geometric motif is e x ecuted with precision, reflecting the skill of the weaver and the craftsmanship characteristic of Qashqai tribal te x tiles.
Woven in Central Asia around 2020, this large Afghan Kilim rug embodies centuries-old nomadic traditions. It reflects the regional heritage of storytelling through pattern and colour, with earthy terracotta and burgundy tones rooted in tribal symbolism.
The rug showcases tribal zig-zag, geometric, and repeat motifs in terracotta, orange, and red hues. Its bold symmetry and earthy palette make it ideal for traditional, eclectic, or rustic interiors craving warm, grounded elegance.
Vacuum gently using a suction-only tool and rotate a few times per year to prevent uneven fading. Keep out of direct sunlight and moisture-prone areas. For long-term care or stains, consult a kilim specialist to preserve its natural dyes and fibres.
Flatwoven with wool and cotton, this rug demonstrates artisanal craftsmanship honed over generations. The natural vegetable dyes enrich the warm hues, while the tightly packed weave offers long-lasting durability with cultural and visual te x ture.
We have a beautiful Afghan
From start to finish it was very easy
Excellent restoration
Regular vacuuming helps keep your rug clean. For spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth. Professional cleaning is recommended for deep cleaning, ideally every 12-18 months to maintain its beauty and longevity. We also offer professional rug cleaning and rug restoration services—if you’d like to know more, feel free to contact us for details. Please refer to our care guide for more maintenance tips.
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