• Materials: Hand-knotted wool pile on a cotton foundation
  
• Age: Circa 1970s
  
• Size: 4' 1" x 10' 3" (125 x 313 cm)
  
• Thickness: 7 mm
  
• Vegetable-dyed
  
• Origin: Meshkinshahr, Azerbaijan Province, Persia
  
• Condition: Good vintage condition with medium-low pile. One corner is repaired professionally(pointed out in the last image). Ready to enjoy for everyday use
  
  

Hailing from Meshgin Shahr in East Azerbaijan Province, this runner reflects the region’s affinity for tribal‑inspired geometry fused with bold, earthy hues. The central axis features elongated hexagons or lozenge medallions in brick red, indigo, and mocha brown, punctuated by beige highlights that trace each shape with crisp clarity. Narrow side borders bristle with small latch hooks and flowering vines, giving a rhythmic frame to the composition.

Though it has a slimmer 7 mm pile, the rug remains durable enough for high‑traffic walkways, kitchens, or that long corridor you’ve been hoping to dress up. Vegetable‑dyed wools lend a nuanced depth to the color transitions, ensuring that with every step, you’ll notice something new in its shifting interplay of tone. It’s a striking way to add a dash of classic Persian heritage to modern or traditional interiors alike.