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Antique 19th Century Indian Textile Runner Boteh Design
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Antique 19th Century Indian Textile Runner Boteh Design

19th century
Sold 13 August 2024 · H & H Gallery
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Red Indian Textile Runner, This runner features a beautiful Boteh design in shades of red, adorned with metal fringes that gracefully sway with movement, adding a sense of movement and fluidity to the piece, this piece dates back to the 19th century.

Whether used as a decorative accent on a table or as a striking wall hanging, this Red Indian Textile Runner is sure to make a statement. With its exceptional quality, stunning design, and rich history, it is truly a one-of-a-kind piece that will be cherished for years to come.

Condition: Good

Dimensions: H: 144cm, W: 85cm

Date of Manufacture

H & H Gallery has dated this Antique Textile Runner to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
144cm (56.69")
Width
85cm (33.46")
Reference Numbers
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SA966175
Dealers Internal Reference
H1347
Description
Red Indian Textile Runner, This runner features a beautiful Boteh design in shades of red, adorned with metal fringes that gracefully sway with movement, adding a sense of movement and fluidity to the piece, this piece dates back to the 19th century.
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Whether used as a decorative accent on a table or as a striking wall hanging, this Red Indian Textile Runner is sure to make a statement.
H & H Gallery

With its exceptional quality, stunning design, and rich history, it is truly a one-of-a-kind piece that will be cherished for years to come.

Condition: Good

Dimensions: H: 144cm, W: 85cm

Date of Manufacture

H & H Gallery has dated this Antique Textile Runner to the 19th Century.

Height
144cm (56.69")
Width
85cm (33.46")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA966175
Dealers Internal Ref
H1347
H & H Gallery
H & H Gallery
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2020

European and islamic art

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Archive I An antique rectangular textile runner featuring a prominent red and gold boteh paisley pattern with a dark blue decorative border. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Antique 19th Century Indian Textile Runner Boteh Design

Archive II An antique rectangular textile runner featuring a prominent red and gold boteh paisley pattern with a dark blue decorative border. View II
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An antique rectangular textile runner featuring a prominent red and gold boteh paisley pattern with a dark blue decorative border.
Antique 19th Century Indian Textile Runner Boteh Design
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An antique rectangular textile runner featuring a prominent red and gold boteh paisley pattern with a dark blue decorative border.
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  • ObjectTextiles
  • Period19th century
  • StyleTraditional Indian
  • MaterialWool, Silk, Natural Dyes
  • ColourCrimson Red
  • MotifsBoteh paisley pattern, Central mihrab arch design, Geometric border, Fringed edges
  • SizeH 144 cm (57 in) x W 85 cm (33 in)

FAQs

Historic textiles should be kept out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and degradation of natural fibres. Gentle vacuuming through a mesh screen on a low setting helps remove dust, while professional conservation framing or flat storage is recommended for fragile or heavily worn pieces.

An antique textile runner can be displayed as a table centrepiece, framed behind UV-protective glass as textile art, or draped over a console table to introduce rich colour and historical texture. Pairing it with minimalist modern furniture allows the intricate patterns to stand out as a focal point.

Authentication involves examining the fibre consistency, natural dye absorption, and weave irregularities typical of handloom production. Genuine pieces often show age-appropriate wear, hand-knotted fringes, and organic variations in the boteh motifs that machine-printed replicas cannot replicate.

Nineteenth-century Indian textiles were commonly crafted from hand-spun wool, silk, or cotton blends, often utilising complex multi-weft tapestry techniques or intricate hand embroidery. Natural dyes derived from plants, minerals, and insects were standard, giving these pieces their characteristic deep and enduring hues.

The boteh motif, often referred to as paisley in the West, originated in ancient Persia and became highly popular in Kashmir and mainland India during the Mughal era. These textiles were traditionally hand-woven using fine wool or silk and were coveted by royal courts and international markets alike.
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