A Kurdish mixed technique flatwoven runner, northern Iran, mid-twentieth century, with a wool warp and weft with a series of bold geometric forms and stylised flowerheads in colours on a cream field enclosed by diamond and similarly patterned borders, 335…
A knotted Kurdish wool runner, north-west Iran, circa 1930, with repeat patterns of chevron diamonds with cross forms in pink, sky blue and navy to each enclosed by geometric borders, 386 cm long, 104 cm wide
A knotted Kurdish runner, north-west Iran, circa 1930, with hexagonal motifs in ink, green and cream colours upon a red field, spandrels and a running floral border, 390 cm long, 105 cm wide
A Kurdish Bijar runner, circa 1880s, of traditional geometric design, 547 cm long, 105 cm wide. Provenance: Purchased from Behruz studio, 9th February 2005.
A North-West Iranian corridor carpet, made specifically for English and American houses with wide corridors, this rug has natural dyes and hand-spun wool, and is typical of Kurdish weavings from this region. 4100 x 160 cm