Celeste Rugs 3'9''x11'6'' Rust Gold Hand Knotted Wool Kurdish Hamadan Traditional Geometric Tribal Vintage Vegetable Dyes Area Rug

This hand knotted Kurdish Hamadan runner features three bold octagonal medallions in deep navy arranged across a richly saturated rust red field. Each medallion is filled with tribal geometric motifs rendered in gold, orange, ivory, and sage, preserving the angular design language central to Kurdish weaving traditions. The red field surrounding the medallions is populated with geometric stars and rosettes in orange and gold, keeping the composition visually active while maintaining strong medallion dominance. A partial demi medallion at one end extends the design naturally through the full length of the runner and reinforces its traditional village weaving structure. The border combines gold and orange tribal motifs with navy and ivory detailing, framed by stepped guard stripes typical of Kurdish Hamadan production. Vegetable dyed wool enriches the rust and navy palette with remarkable depth, warmth, and consistency across the entire piece. Maintained in mint condition with full pile and vivid coloration intact, this runner offers both durable craftsmanship and authentic Persian tribal character.

• Exact Size: 3'9"x11'6"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Rust, Gold, Charcoal, Orange, Ivory, Sage, Blue, Multi,
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.25 inch
• Condition: Pre-Owned
• Condition Description: Vintage in mint condition
• Rug#: CL21213

Turkmen rugs originate from the nomadic Turkmen tribes of Central Asia and are among the most immediately recognizable Oriental rugs ever produced. Their defining characteristic is the repeating gul motif, an octagonal tribal emblem arranged in orderly rows across the field that serves as both decoration and tribal identity symbol. Traditional Turkmen rugs feature rich red grounds accented with navy, charcoal, ivory, and brown geometric detailing. Their tightly packed knotting creates remarkable durability while maintaining exceptional clarity within the intricate patterns. The wool used is often soft and lustrous, giving the rugs warmth and subtle sheen despite their highly geometric structure. Combining tribal precision, symbolic meaning, and timeless decorative rhythm, Turkmen rugs remain enduring icons of Central Asian weaving tradition.