£2,850.00
2 in stock
£2,850.00
2 in stock
This Vintage Persian Carpet Runner from the 1940s is a beautifully hand-knotted piece featuring a deep navy blue base with rich brown and red accents. Adorned with an intricate Herati pattern, this rug showcases Persian artistry at its finest. Crafted from premium wool on a cotton foundation, it offers durability, elegance, and a timeless aesthetic, making it a perfect addition to hallways and narrow spaces.
This Persian runner rug, woven in the 1940s, originates from renowned rug-weaving regions in Iran. The use of the Herati pattern, a signature of Persian rug design, reflects the influence of centuries-old craftsmanship. With over 80 years of history, this rug has aged gracefully, its naturally dyed colors developing a warm patina that enhances its antique charm and character.
Designed with an all-over Herati pattern, this traditional Persian runner is a seamless blend of geometric and floral motifs, creating a harmonious and symmetrical aesthetic. The deep navy blue background contrasts beautifully with the warm brown and red accents, giving it a bold yet rustic appeal. Its elongated shape and intricate detailing make it a versatile piece for both classic and contemporary interiors.
To preserve its beauty, vacuum regularly on a low setting without a beater bar and rotate periodically to ensure even wear. Keep it away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent color fading. For spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals. Periodic professional cleaning is recommended to maintain the wool’s softness and vibrant hues.
Hand-knotted by skilled Persian artisans, this rug is crafted from 100% high-quality wool on a strong cotton foundation, ensuring durability and softness. Each knot is meticulously tied, forming a dense and intricate weave that enhances the rug’s texture and resilience. Using natural dyes, this Persian rug retains its deep, rich colors, making it an authentic and highly collectible piece of Persian heritage and craftsmanship.
This Persian runner rug, woven in the 1940s, originates from renowned rug-weaving regions in Iran. The use of the Herati pattern, a signature of Persian rug design, reflects the influence of centuries-old craftsmanship. With over 80 years of history, this rug has aged gracefully, its naturally dyed colors developing a warm patina that enhances its antique charm and character.
Designed with an all-over Herati pattern, this traditional Persian runner is a seamless blend of geometric and floral motifs, creating a harmonious and symmetrical aesthetic. The deep navy blue background contrasts beautifully with the warm brown and red accents, giving it a bold yet rustic appeal. Its elongated shape and intricate detailing make it a versatile piece for both classic and contemporary interiors.
To preserve its beauty, vacuum regularly on a low setting without a beater bar and rotate periodically to ensure even wear. Keep it away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent color fading. For spills, blot immediately with a dry cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals. Periodic professional cleaning is recommended to maintain the wool’s softness and vibrant hues.
Hand-knotted by skilled Persian artisans, this rug is crafted from 100% high-quality wool on a strong cotton foundation, ensuring durability and softness. Each knot is meticulously tied, forming a dense and intricate weave that enhances the rug’s texture and resilience. Using natural dyes, this Persian rug retains its deep, rich colors, making it an authentic and highly collectible piece of Persian heritage and craftsmanship.
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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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Yes, we have a hassle-free return and exchange policy to ensure your satisfaction. If you’re not completely happy with your purchase, you may be eligible for a return or exchange within the specified timeframe. Please refer to our Returns & Exchanges Policy page for full details on eligibility, conditions, and the step-by-step process. If you need any assistance, feel free to contact our support team.
Shipping times vary depending on your location. For UK orders, delivery usually takes 3 to 7 business days from the date of dispatch. For international orders, shipping may take 7 to 21 business days, depending on the destination country and local shipping carriers. You’ll receive a tracking number once your order is shipped, allowing you to track its progress. For more details on shipping times, costs, and delivery regions, please refer to our Shipping Policy page.
Yes, we offer a rug valuation certificate for our premium, rare, and handcrafted rugs. This certificate provides an official assessment of your rug’s authenticity, craftsmanship, and market value, which can be used for insurance or resale purposes. If you’d like to request a valuation for your rug, please contact us, and our experts will be happy to assist you.
Yes, we offer ‘sell you rug’ service, allowing you to sell your pre-owned or antique rug through our platform. Our team will handle the process, from listing to connecting with potential buyers, ensuring your rug finds the right home. We charge a commission on successful sales. If you’re interested in selling your rug, get in touch with us to discuss the details and evaluation process.
