A finely woven Kurdish kilim runner composed of narrow, rhythmic bands in a warm, earthy palette. The field is built from alternating stripes of madder red, ivory, deep brown, indigo, and soft green, interspersed with delicate guard bands that add texture and movement.
Woven in wool using a traditional flatweave technique, the textile is constructed from joined panels, with visible seams that reflect its handwoven, utilitarian origins. The drawing is precise yet subtle, relying on small-scale patterning rather than large motifs, a hallmark of Northwest Kurdish weaving.
A refined and timeless example of 19th century Kurdish village weaving with a strong graphic presence.
Size: 4'4" x 12'1" [132cm x 368cm]
Age: Late 19th Century
Type of Rug: Kurdish
Material: Wool
Pile Height: Low
Condition: Very good
BK2881
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