3 x 13 - Orange Antique Persian Malayer Rug - 76380
3 x 13 - Orange Antique Persian Malayer Rug - 76380
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● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.
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Description:-
76380 Antique Persian Malayer Rug, 03'03 x 13'00.
The Enchanted Hinnai: An Antique Persian Malayer Masterpiece of Floral Splendor
Steeped in the artistic heritage of Persia's celebrated weaving traditions, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Malayer runner from the Early 20th Century embodies the romance of an era when textiles were treasured as expressions of prosperity, refinement, and cultural identity. Its magnificent composition unfolds across a sumptuous ink-blue field, where an intricate procession of botanical ornaments creates an atmosphere of cultivated grandeur. The mesmerizing interplay of Mina Khani and Guli Hinnai motifs reveals the ingenuity of Malayer artisans, whose distinctive interpretations of classical designs became hallmarks of regional craftsmanship. Richly saturated pigments, nuanced abrash, and an elongated silhouette lend this cherished treasure the presence of a stunning masterwork, evoking the sophistication of aristocratic residences and historic Persian estates.
The captivating allover Mina Khani pattern establishes a rhythmic network of interconnecting blossoms, leafy tendrils, and scrolling vines, creating the impression of an infinite garden. Traditionally associated with abundance, fertility, and the continuity of life, this celebrated floral arrangement reflects the Persian fascination with paradise gardens, where nature symbolizes earthly beauty and spiritual fulfillment. Interwoven throughout the exceptional composition are prominent Guli Hinnai motifs, also known as the Flower of Henna, distinguished by upright stems adorned with star-shaped flowers on either side. These stylized botanical emblems carry associations with celebration, blessings, and renewal, recalling the ceremonial importance of henna in ancient customs. Their disciplined repetition creates a sense of architectural order, while the surrounding rosettes introduce an enchanting dialogue between geometry and organic expression.
The ornamental vocabulary extends into a series of branching floral forms, diamond-shaped accents, and angular foliage that punctuate the field with remarkable precision. Rosettes, traditionally interpreted as iconic symbols of beauty and regeneration, appear among the interlacing stems, suggesting a garden in perpetual bloom. The star-like blossoms evoke celestial harmony and enlightenment, enriching the design with an element of mysticism. At either end, stepped contours transition into delicate botanical spandrels, providing a graceful conclusion to the uninterrupted procession of motifs. Beneath this elaborate arrangement, the naturally variegated background reveals the passage of time through subtle tonal shifts, preserving the individuality of its handwoven character. Every detail contributes to a narrative of craftsmanship, ancestral knowledge, and the enduring symbolism woven into Persian textile history.
Enclosing this extraordinary masterpiece is a carnation meander border, where flowering stems and undulating vines establish a continuous ornamental rhythm. In Persian artistic tradition, carnations have been associated with affection, devotion, and admiration, lending an intimate dimension to the decorative framework. Inner and outer boteh guard borders complete the arrangement, their paisley-shaped emblems traditionally representing vitality, eternity, and the flame of life. The resulting ensemble possesses a commanding elegance suited to stately hallways, private art collections, exclusive country estates, and grand architectural passages. For the discerning collector, this antique Persian Malayer runner offers the privilege of preserving an exquisite chapter of weaving history—a sophisticated expression of botanical artistry, inherited symbolism, and the enduring prestige of an evocative work of art.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 03'03 x 13'00.
- Date: 1910's. Early 20th Century.
- This product listing is for one piece.
- This has a matching piece: 3 x 13 Antique Persian Malayer Rug 76383.