Vintage Persian Malayer Interconnected Starburst Rug (Circa 1940s)
Introduce a striking balance of geometric precision and organic warmth to your space with this hand-knotted Persian Malayer rug. Dating back to the 1940s, this piece features a bold, simplistic map of interconnected starbursts and Herati-inspired elements, making it a sophisticated anchor for both contemporary and traditional interiors.
Why It’s Unique
This Malayer rug stands out for its architectural design and high-contrast, neutral palette. It trades busy patterns for a clean, large-scale composition that feels remarkably modern for a vintage textile.
Serrated Artistry: The design is characterized by sharp, serrated leaves and palmettes that create a dynamic sense of movement across the field.
A Modern Neutral Palette: The sophisticated color story—featuring beige, sand, silver, and deep chocolate brown—offers a versatile "new traditional" look that is easy to pair with various wood tones and upholstery.
Time-Honored Character: The even wear to the knot heads provides a beautiful, authentic patina that only nearly 80 years of history can create.
Meticulous Preservation: With original side cord selvages intact or expertly restored and ends fully secured, this rug has been preserved to ensure it remains a heirloom for generations to come.
Condition & Care
Recently professionally cleaned and thoroughly inspected, this rug is ready for immediate placement in your home. Its tight, hand-knotted construction is built for durability and many more years of daily enjoyment.
Product Details
Dimensions: 4'6" x 6'11"
Origin: Hand-knotted in Persia (Malayer region)
Circa: 1940s Vintage
Colors: Beige, sand, silver, and dark chocolate brown
Construction: Authentic hand-knotted wool
