Late 19th Century 1880's Antique Persian Serapi Rug - 11'04 X 13'05

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78902 Late 19th Century Distressed Antique Persian Serapi Rug, 11'04 x 13'05. Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of this … more 78902 Late 19th Century Distressed Antique Persian Serapi Rug, 11'04 x 13'05. Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of this hand-knotted wool Late 19th Century distressed antique Persian Serapi rug. The centerpiece of this magnificent piece is an intricate octofoil medallion, gracefully anchored with flaming palmettes at either end, symbolizing a harmonious blend of artistry and tradition. The richly detailed medallion sets the tone for the Serapi rug, drawing the eye to its sophisticated interplay of patterns and colors.

Surrounding the medallion, creamy-beige corner spandrels echo its intricate design, creating a visual symmetry that enhances the rug's overall balance and harmony. The background of the rug features a captivating allover pattern, with stylized florals and geometric motifs that weave a narrative of cultural heritage and craftsmanship. The nature-inspired colors, a hallmark of Serapi rugs, add a soft, relaxed refinement, giving the rug a nostalgic, yet timeless appeal.

Framing this exquisite composition is a traditional turtle vine scroll border, flanked by an inner and outer carnation meander guard band. The border seamlessly integrates the rich palette of the rug, uniting the various elements into a cohesive whole. This distressed antique Persian Serapi rug is more than just a floor covering; it is a piece of history, a testament to the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of Persian weaving traditions. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance and history to any space, this rug is truly a collector's treasure.

Rendered in variegated shades of rose, beige, navy blue, taupe, pink, cream, tan, sky blue, rust, and brown with other accent colors.
Distressed. Desirable Age Wear.
Abrash. Antique-Wash.
Hand knotted wool.
Made in Iran.
Measures: 11'04 x 13'05.
Pile Height: 0.26 of an inch.
Date: 1880's. Late 19th Century. less