Large Antique Iranian Hamadan Hallway Rug, 4.10 M X 100 Cm, For Entryway Decor

Large antique Persian Hamadan gallery rug – Hand-knotted wool hallway rug – 410 × 100 cm – Early to mid-20th century

Large antique Persian gallery rug from the Hamadan region in northwestern Iran, dating from the first half of the 20th century, circa 1930–1950.

Long and narrow in shape, this rug features a series of geometric and floral medallions on a midnight blue background, accompanied by stylized red, ivory, and blue motifs.

The ends are adorned with ivory spandrels featuring floral designs, framed by red and navy blue borders with geometric and plant motifs.

The rug retains fresh, deep, and rich colors, with beautiful contrasts between red, midnight blue, and ivory.

Traditionally crafted from hand-knotted wool on a textile foundation, likely cotton.

Its large gallery format, particularly well-suited for hallways and long entryways, also makes it suitable for a reception room.

Shows signs of age with wear on the pile and borders. Colors are fresh and well-preserved. No holes. The rug has not been cleaned and is presented in its current condition.

Good condition for its age; see photos.

Persian rugs from Hamadan and neighboring regions are prized for their geometric patterns, floral medallions, and deep colors. This large antique Oriental rug, also known as a gallery rug, hallway rug, runner, or carpet path, belongs to the tradition of village rugs from northwestern Persia. Its design bears similarities to carpets from Karadja, Heriz, and certain Caucasian productions. Hand-knotted wool Persian carpets from the first half of the 20th century remain a decorative asset for classic interiors, historic homes, and contemporary designs. This long hallway rug, measuring over four meters, combines a traditional Oriental design, stylized floral motifs, and a palette of red and midnight blue in colors that remain fresh and vibrant.

Dimensions: 410 × 100 cm.