Where were these rugs made?

These textiles originate from the mountainous regions of western Persia, historically inhabited by Kurdish tribes and village communities. Production centres also encompassed surrounding areas including Bidjar, Hamadan, and parts of the South Caucasus.

How do I care for an old runner?

Protect the textile by placing a quality underlay beneath it to prevent slipping and reduce friction against hard floors. Vacuum gently without using a rotating brush roll. Rotate the runner periodically to ensure even wear across high-traffic areas of the hallway.

What is a Kelleh carpet?

A Kelleh is a specific format of Persian rug that bridges the dimension between a standard room-sized carpet and a narrow corridor runner. These formats accommodated traditional room layouts. They offer an extended rectangular shape suited to long spaces.

How are periods identified?

Dating relies on structural analysis, wool preparation methods, and stylistic indicators. Natural dye palettes and hand-spun materials point toward nineteenth-century origins. Design motifs like latch-hook medallions and shrub patterns also help establish the era of production.

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Antique Kurdish Corridor Rug

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An antique Kurdish corridor rug brings the dense geometric patterns and robust tribal artistry of nineteenth-century village weavers directly into narrow hallways and long galleries.