Vintage 1960s Indian Seraband rug 3'4" x 5'1" (103cm x 156cm) - 1C1251

A charming and sophisticated vintage hand-knotted rug from India, crafted in the 1960s. This piece follows the elegant Seraband tradition, characterized by its rhythmic, all-over "Boteh" (seed or paisley) motif set against a rich, classic ground.

This rug captures the transition between traditional Persian influence and mid-century Indian craftsmanship. The color palette is wonderfully aged, featuring muted earthy tones and deep indigos that have softened beautifully over the decades.

Condition & Character

Era: 1960s (Mid-Century Vintage). Condition: Generally good vintage condition. As is common with rugs of this age, there are areas of low pile and honest wear that contribute to its authentic "lived-in" or "shabby chic" appeal. Texture: The wool is soft and aged, providing a low-profile feel that is perfect for areas where door clearance is a concern. Design: A mesmerizing repeat pattern of tiny Boteh motifs, framed by multiple intricate borders that give the piece a very tailored, architectural look.

Technical Specifications

• Style: Seraband (India)
• Dimensions: 103 cm x 156 cm (Approx. 3'4" x 5'1")
• Technique: Hand-Knotted
• Material: 100% Wool Pile on Cotton Foundation
• Primary Colors: Deep Garnet/Madder Red, Midnight Blue, and Cream accents
• Authenticity: One-of-a-kind handmade textile

Ideal Placement

• Study or Home Office: The structured, repetitive pattern is visually calming and professional, making it a perfect foundation for a desk area.
• Bedroom Accent: A great size for placing alongside a bed or in a reading nook.
• Eclectic Interiors: Its "distressed" vintage look pairs perfectly with modern furniture, providing a textural contrast to clean lines.
• Low-Clearance Spaces: Due to the low pile, it works well in hallways or near doors where thicker rugs might snag.