A rare and early Persian tribal weaving featuring dual sapphire-blue medallions in a mirrored composition against a rich salmon-toned field. This piece exemplifies the fineness of late 19th-century village craftsmanship, where natural dyes, handspun wool, and classical motifs converge into a timeless expression of artisan heritage. The borderless design emphasizes the medallions' architectural elegance, flanked by soft floral corner spandrels rendered with subtle abrash and organic asymmetry. A true collector’s piece for connoisseurs of antique tribal textiles.

✔ Region of Origin: Northwest Persia, Iran
✔ Construction: Hand-knotted wool
✔ Dyes: Natural vegetal dyes with rich abrash
✔ Pile: Low with age-softened luster and scattered oxidized highlights
✔ Allergy-Friendly: Wool’s natural lanolin resists dust and microbes

Specifications
Dimensions: 3' x 5'5" | 91 x 165 cm
Age: Circa 1880–1900
Style: Tribal Floral Medallion
Condition: Good condition for age with scattered surface wear, some minor threadbare areas, and light edge fray on lower end; professionally cleaned.
Shape: Rectangle
Suitable Spaces: Entryway, reading nook, bathroom, wall display, beside the bed

Care Instructions
Vacuum lightly without beater bar; rotate seasonally; avoid prolonged direct sunlight; professional hand-wash every 3–5 years; rug pad recommended.

Provenance & Notes
U.S.-held vintage/antique inventory. Attribution based on structure, palette, and motif language. Authenticity guaranteed.