Where were karaja geometric runners made?

These runners were produced in north west persia, specifically within the heriz region and surrounding tribal areas. The tradition links local weaving methods with distinct geometric designs suited for narrow formats.

What materials make up these runners?

The construction relies on a wool pile set onto a cotton foundation, balancing surface comfort with structural integrity. This combination provides the durability necessary for hallway use.

How do I use a runner in a hallway?

A narrow runner rug fits naturally into long, linear spaces like corridors, entryways, and passages. The elongated proportions protect flooring while adding traditional persian design to circulation areas.

What periods do these rugs date from?

The available pieces span the nineteenth century and the early decades of the twentieth century, including dates around eighteen seventy through to nineteen twenty. Each period reflects traditional persian tribal aesthetics.

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A karaja geometric runner brings bold north west persian character to a hallway, woven with wool pile and cotton foundations.

19th century

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Antique Karaja Rug

From Farnham Antique Carpets

£2,000

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