Vintage Persian Serab Runner: 1950s Geometric Garden Design
Add a touch of Mid-Century Persian artistry to your home with this exceptional hand-knotted Serab runner. Crafted in the 1950s, this vintage piece represents the unique tribal aesthetic of the Serab region, famous for its distinct geometric precision and sophisticated use of earthy, understated tones.
Striking Geometric Composition
The design features a rhythmic series of multiple medallions, each framed by a dramatic lightning-serrated outline. This bold central motif sits atop a field densely covered in minor geometric blossoms, creating a rich visual texture.
The runner is framed by a masterfully executed germinating plant main border, while the inner minor border features a unique reciprocating pawn design motif. The color palette is a beautifully muted "dusty" collection, perfect for contemporary or transitional interiors:
Primary Neutrals: Antique Ivory, Beige, and Pale Coffee Brown
Soft Earth Tones: Dusty Blush and Dusty Mauve
Cool Accents: Dusty Jade Green and Dusty Seafoam Green
Quality & Vintage Character
Selected for its structural integrity and decorative appeal, this 14-foot runner offers the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern durability.
Authentic Patina: Shows even wear across the knot heads with faint foundation showing through, providing that sought-after low-profile look.
Careful Preservation: Most original side cord selvages are intact or professionally restored. The rug features localized areas of expert repair and restoration to ensure it remains a functional heirloom for years to come.
Expertly Secured: Both sides and ends are fully secured.
Clean & Pristine: Recently professionally cleaned, this runner is ready for immediate placement in your hallway, gallery, or entryway.
Product Specifications
Origin: Hand-knotted in Persia (Serab)
Era: Circa 1950s Vintage
Dimensions: 3'6" x 14'
Construction: 100% Hand-Knotted Wool
With its impressive 14-foot length and calming, dusty palette, this Serab runner is a sophisticated solution for long architectural spaces, bringing warmth and history to your interior design.
