£2,100.00
2 in stock
£2,100.00
2 in stock
The Vintage Persian Mahal Runner Rug is a beautifully hand-knotted Persian masterpiece, featuring the classic Harati pattern in rich red, burgundy, and multicolor hues. Its all-over symmetrical design creates an elegant and timeless aesthetic, perfect for hallways, staircases, or transitional spaces. Made from premium wool and cotton, this 1970s vintage rug combines durability with sophistication, making it a statement piece that enhances both traditional and modern interiors.
Handcrafted in Persia (modern-day Iran) during the 1970s, this rug reflects the centuries-old Mahal weaving tradition. Mahal rugs are renowned for their rustic yet refined patterns, with the Harati motif symbolizing prosperity and balance. Over the years, this rug has retained its vibrant colors, intricate detailing, and superior craftsmanship, making it not just a decor piece but a collectible that carries Persian heritage and artistry.
This Persian Mahal runner rug features an all-over repeat Harati pattern, known for its delicate floral motifs arranged in a symmetrical layout. The deep red and burgundy base, accented with subtle multicolor detailing, enhances its warmth and depth. Its long rectangular runner shape makes it ideal for staircases, hallways, and narrow spaces, adding a touch of rustic charm and sophistication to any setting.
To maintain its rich colors and quality, vacuum regularly on a low-suction setting to prevent wear. Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve its natural dyes. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, dry cloth—avoid excessive moisture or harsh chemicals. Professional rug cleaning every 2-3 years is recommended to protect its fibers and keep it in excellent condition. With proper care, this vintage Persian runner will remain a treasured piece for generations.
This rug is hand-knotted from high-quality wool and cotton, ensuring durability and a soft, plush texture. The fine craftsmanship of Mahal weavers is evident in its intricate details and tight knotting, resulting in a dense, high-quality weave that stands the test of time. Each knot is a reflection of Persian artistry, making this rug an heirloom-worthy investment that showcases the best of traditional Iranian rug-making techniques.
Woven in 1940s Iran, this antique Kilim embodies Persian tribal artistry passed through generations. It was likely produced by Qashqai weavers using memorized symbolic patterns. Designed for everyday use, it carried meaning as well as utility. The motifs represent themes of harmony and protection, linking it to a cultural tradition where floor textiles played key roles in both domestic life and personal storytelling.
This 314 × 174 cm Kilim showcases symmetrical zigzag bands and stepped geometric forms in burgundy, navy, red, and multicolour. The visual flow is clean and rhythmic, framed by smaller tribal emblems. Its proportions and structure make it ideal as a living room focal point or a design anchor in layered interiors. The harmony of pattern and palette makes it adaptable across rustic, traditional, and modern spaces.
Vacuum using suction only—never rotating brushes. Clean small stains by blotting gently with cold water and diluted pH-neutral soap. Avoid moisture exposure and keep out of direct sunlight to preserve dye vibrancy. Rotate the rug every few months for balanced wear. When storing, roll loosely with the design side out and use breathable wrapping. For deep cleaning, consult a specialist in antique flatweaves.
Handwoven from wool on a cotton warp, this Kilim has a strong, balanced flatweave structure. The wool pile is smooth, tightly packed, and dyed naturally, producing warm reds and blues that mellow beautifully with age. The weave is dense and heavy, contributing to its durability and floor stability. Each motif is executed with skill, showcasing tension control and the artisan’s precise geometric alignment.
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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.
We strive to ensure our product images are as accurate as possible, but colors may vary slightly due to screen settings and lighting. If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out for more details. We also offer a rug home approval service, allowing you to select rugs and place them in your space before making a final decision (terms and conditions apply). Let us know if you’d like to explore this option!
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.
