Extra-Long Antique Persian Kurdish runner 2.10' x 15.10' (86cm x 483cm) 1900s - 1B975

An exceptional find for grand hallways or galleries, this antique Persian Kurdish runner dates to the early 20th century. At over 15 feet long, it showcases a high-contrast, rhythmic "Mina Khani" or geometric diamond lattice design across a deep indigo field.

The rug is woven with high-quality, hand-spun wool and features a robust tribal construction. The color palette is remarkably well-preserved, utilizing authentic vegetable dyes including madder red, indigo blue, and accents of terracotta and ivory. The wide border features a traditional repeating "S" motif and geometric rosettes, framing the long field with architectural precision.

Condition Report

Overall Condition: Good Antique Condition. Pile: Evenly worn with good wool coverage throughout. No major bald spots or structural concerns. Structural Integrity: Strong and supple; the ends and selvages (edges) are secure. Aesthetics: The colors are deep and saturated with no significant fading.

Technical Specifications

• Origin: Northwest Middle East (Kurdish Tribal Districts)
• Period: Early 20th Century (Circa 1900-1910)
• Style: Tribal / Caucasian Influence
• Material: 100% Wool Pile on a Wool/Cotton Foundation
• Dimensions: 2.10' x 15.10' (Approx. 86 cm x 483 cm)
• Primary Colors: Midnight Indigo, Madder Red, Terracotta, and Antique Ivory

Collector's Note

Kurdish rugs are prized for their "honest" tribal character and durability. Finding a runner of this specific width and significant length in such stable condition is quite rare. This piece offers both the longevity of a utility rug and the artistic soul of a century-old textile.