| Exact size in ft: | Width: 2'6 x Length 7'7 |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 30 in x Length: 89 in |
| Exact Size in meters: | Length: 2.25 m x Width: 0.75 m |
| Some of many colors in this rug: |
Deep red, black, cream, navy blue, forest green, gold, light blue, pink, brown, white. |
| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand-knotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | Wool |
| Shape: | Runner |
| Style: | Traditional |
| Origin: | Persian Darjazin| made in Iran |
| KPSI | 220 - 240 |
| Condition: | Excellent | never used | |
This exquisite 2'6 x 7'7 Persian Darjazin runner rug is a testament to the intricate artistry and rich cultural heritage of Persian weaving. The rug features a deep red central field, symbolizing wealth and beauty, bordered by a series of intricately detailed guard borders in contrasting black, cream, and hints of blue and yellow. The central design is a harmonious arrangement of floral motifs and geometric patterns, with a central medallion resonating with Persian aesthetics. Each element is carefully designed to represent a variety of natural and cultural symbols, with flowers symbolizing beauty and life, and geometric patterns representing eternity and the unending cycle of nature.
Embrace the uniqueness of our dual-weaved Persian Darjazin runner rug. At 2'6" x 7'7", this extraordinary piece combines two identical handwoven rugs, seamlessly merged into one luxurious runner. Experience this extremely rare find, showcasing opulent deep reds and traditional patterns that will enrich any hallway or living area with a touch of Persian legacy. Shop now for a slice of rare weaving artistry!
Darjazin rugs are known for their robust construction and elaborate designs, often characterized by a bright and vivid color palette. These rugs are typically made in the Hamadan region of Iran, an area with a deep-rooted tradition in carpet weaving. Darjazin rugs are distinctive for their dense weave and the high quality of the wool used, often resulting in a thick and durable pile that can withstand heavy foot traffic. They are sought after for their durability and the cultural stories embedded within their patterns.
