Early 20th Century Persian Rug Hand-Knotted Wool in Rose, Mauve & Terracotta

Dimensions:
51.5″ W × 77″ L

Description:
An early 20th century Persian rug with an allover repeating boteh‑style and floral lattice motif, framed by a traditional multi‑band border. The field shows softly faded rose, muted mauve, warm brown, and terracotta, with charcoal outlining that gives the pattern quiet definition despite the rug’s worn surface.

Low pile, gentle abrasions, and edge wear create a painterly, timeworn surface rather than a uniformly distressed one. The border’s floral medallions and scrolling vines bring an architectural rhythm that balances the field’s smaller repeat. Likely woven in western Persia around the 1900s, its scale and palette read beautifully in layered interiors or as a statement floor piece in intimate rooms.

Suggested Placement:
Best for a bedroom, study, or layered over a larger neutral carpet in a living room. Works especially well with moody walls, antique case pieces, or quiet, textural upholstery.

Condition Report:
Antique, distressed condition. Significant low pile, edge wear, and visible age‑appropriate repair. Binding loss along edges and minor irregularities consistent with long use. Structurally stable; presents with an authentic, time‑softened patina.

Location & Shipping:
Complimentary shipping within the continental U.S.
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