Antique Persian Malayer Rug: 1910s Fine-Weave Centerpiece
Discover the extraordinary detail of this hand-knotted Persian Malayer rug, a true collector's piece dating to the 1910s. Known for their artistic versatility and high-quality craftsmanship, Malayer rugs from this era are celebrated for their fine weave, allowing for an incredible level of intricacy. This small-format rug is a masterclass in detail, perfect for adding a layer of historic luxury to a study, bedroom, or as a focal point in an entryway.
Fine-Woven Artistry & Rare Palette
The design is anchored by an oversize center medallion, rendered with such precision that unique nuances can be found in every corner of the pattern. The weaver’s skill is evident in the delicate linework and the harmonious way the motifs flow toward the borders.
The color story is exceptionally sophisticated, featuring a "cool-toned" antique aesthetic:
Ethereal Blues: Sky Blue, Powder Blue, Dusty Slate Blue, and Navy Blue
Soft Earth & Metal: Pale Coffee Brown, Pale Bronze, and Oxidized Silver
Delicate Accents: Deep Dusty Blush, Beige, and Antique Ivory
Antique Character & Soul
At over 110 years old, this rug carries an authentic patina that is highly coveted in high-end interior design.
Authentic Patina: The surface presents a storied texture with varying levels of original pile, visible knot heads, and areas of foundation. These elements reflect its long history and hand-woven origins.
Historic Finish: This rug was likely subjected to a professional antique wash earlier in its life, which has softened the dyes into the muted, sophisticated tones seen today.
Condition Note: True to its age, there is tatter to the sides and ends, preserving its raw, antique integrity.
Pristine & Ready: Recently professionally cleaned, this rug is sanitized and ready for immediate placement in your home.
Product Specifications
Origin: Hand-knotted in Persia (Malayer)
Era: Circa 1910s Antique
Dimensions: 3'3" x 4'9"
Construction: 100% Hand-Knotted Wool (Fine Weave)
This Malayer rug is more than a floor covering; it is a century-old piece of Persian history. Its fine weave and rare "oxidized silver" palette make it a versatile gem for both traditional and modern-industrial interiors.
