• Type: Vintage Persian Meshkin Rug
  
• Origin: Meshginshahr , NW Persia
  
• Materials: Hand knotted wool pile on cotton foundation
  
• Age: 1950s-1960s
  
• Size: 4' 11" x 7' 10" (150 x 238 cm)
  
  

If you’re in the mood for bright, bold tribal charm, this vintage Meshkin rug from the mid-20th century delivers in spades. Hand-knotted in Meshginshahr, northwest Persia, it showcases a dramatic midnight-navy field that sets off a trio of sizable geometric “cross” medallions in a vibrant poppy red. Within these crosses, you’ll find sky-blue petals framing a small central motif—almost like a stylized flower in full bloom. Lively accents of saffron-gold and burnt orange throughout the border further elevate the color story, tying together a palette that’s distinctly cheerful and eye-catching.

Crafted with a lustrous wool pile on a sturdy cotton foundation, this roughly 5’ × 8’ gem has just the right dimensions to anchor a medium-sized living room, brighten a den, or inject personality into a home office.

Meshkin rugs have a reputation for their durable construction and tribal character, and this piece certainly ticks both boxes. If you’re seeking a vintage Persian rug with unforgettable color contrasts and a dash of folklore, this Meshkin might just be your new statement piece.