Vintage Azerbaijan Hallway Runner - 2.75 x 0.75 m
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Vintage Azerbaijan Hallway Runner - 2.75 x 0.75 m

$1,490.00

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Product code 792

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Description

Vintage Azerbaijan Hallway Runner - 2.75 x 0.75 m is a handcrafted Persian Shirvan rug featuring a rich midnight-blue background adorned with geometric medallions in burgundy, muted teal, ivory, and warm gold. This vintage piece, dating from circa 1950, displays intricate tribal motifs and delicate floral accents that add depth and movement to its design.

Woven by hand with a wool pile laid on a cotton foundation, the runner embodies the distinctive character of Shirvan rugs. Its layered geometric borders and rhythmic pattern combine bold shapes with fine detail, offering a refined expression of Persian tribal weaving traditions.

Measuring 2.75 metres long by 0.75 metres wide, this runner is ideal for hallways, studies, or other narrow spaces where a touch of classic elegance is desired. The use of natural vegetable dyes contributes to the rug’s authentic look and enduring colour vibrancy.

In excellent condition, this vintage runner is a collectible piece that brings both heritage and style to Australian homes seeking traditional craftsmanship and timeless design.

Key Features

  • Authentic vintage Persian Shirvan runner circa 1950
  • Handwoven wool pile on cotton foundation
  • Deep navy blue field with burgundy, teal, ivory, and gold medallions
  • Intricate tribal and floral motifs with geometric borders
  • Natural vegetable dyes used for colouring
  • Measures 2.75 x 0.75 metres
  • Excellent vintage condition
Specifications
Origin
Azerbaijan
Size
2.75 x 0.75 m
Home Trial

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Certificate of Authenticity

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