Leeds Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
A characterful early 20th-century Hamadan village rug from West Persia, dating to around 1920.
The surrounding spandrels incorporate lively zoomorphic and anthropomorphic figures, adding charm and visual interest, all framed within narrow indigo borders with traditional guard stripes.

Hand-knotted in wool, this is a well-balanced and decorative example of a classic Hamadan type, with strong colour contrast and an appealing, slightly tribal character. Its proportions make it particularly versatile, well suited to a hallway, bedside position, or smaller living space, where it adds warmth and texture without overpowering the room.

Dimensions:
Approx. 214 cm long × 133 cm wide (7' × 4'4")
Condition:
Good condition, commensurate with age.
The pile remains deep with minimal wear and retains good body throughout. Fringes have been trimmed, as often seen on rugs of this type and age. Colours are even and well preserved. The rug has been vacuumed, deodorised, and treated for moth prevention, and is clean and ready for immediate use. As expected with antique textiles, minor signs of age and use are present, but overall it remains a strong and attractive decorative piece.
Leeds Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
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