Farnham Antique Carpets has dated this piece to the 1900s.
The blue dye changes too from lighter to darker, which adds so much interest and charm. The ivory wool used for the three medallion design, highlights the 'chickens' who are pecking! An interesting tribal weaving from South-West Persia. The wool is lovely and glossy which you would expect from rugs from this region, the dyes are natural and work in harmony together. We provide excellent rug underlay that would strengthen the rug on the floor all included in the price. It also can be shipped worldwide.

In lovely condition, a fine weave and good medium pile height all over. Well preserved fringes and sidecords too. No stains and professionally washed and ready for the floor.
Rugs from Khamseh produced in the late 19th century from a confederation of tribes in Southern Persia whose rugs close to the origins of Qashghai and Afshar in style. Khamseh rugs are especially known for their diamond shaped medallions and producing longer kelleh carpets, as well as using birds or chickens in the background. 19th century examples used high-quality, lustrous wool in their construction. The traditional Khamseh palette is deep with madder reds and dark blues and the construction being of a floppy handle and using a variation of designs and geometric motifs.
Please request a home visit to see this antique Khamseh rug in-situ, we have travelled all over the UK helping customers and interior designers since 1990.
Farnham Antique Carpets has dated this piece to the 1900s.
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