Woven by skilled tribal artisans in the Ferdous region of eastern Iran during the 1930s, this exceptional antique carpet showcases the rare, highly prized use of natural camel hair. Measuring a substantial 8’0″ x 11’5″, the rug features a luminous, earthy field woven in deeply textural, un-dyed tones of warm taupe, sand, and rich mocha brown. The highly structured, geometric layout is anchored by a prominent central diamond medallion rendered in a subtly contrasting shade of muted slate-grey. Radiating outward across the expanse is a highly complex, interconnected lattice of stylized tribal amulets, protective crosses, and stepped diamond corner motifs. These traditional nomadic elements are meticulously outlined in crisp ivory and deep charcoal, creating a striking, high-contrast visual rhythm throughout the canvas.
Vintage condition! No stains, no odor. Sides and ends original. Low pile. As shown in pictures.
