Antique 1920s Persian Senneh rug 57cm x 96cm - 1C1248

This exquisite antique rug comes from Senneh (modern-day Sanandaj), the capital of the Persian Kurdistan province. Renowned for producing the most delicate and finely knotted village rugs in Persia, this 1920s piece is a stunning example of the region's sophisticated craftsmanship. Senneh rugs are distinctive for their 'paper-thin' handle and high knot density, often featuring intricate repeating patterns or a central medallion. This piece showcases the classic elegance of Kurdish art, utilizing high-quality wool that has retained its luster and vibrancy for over a century. Era: 1920s (Antique). Condition: Good antique condition. Unlike many rugs of this age, it has been remarkably well-preserved. It shows minimal age-appropriate wear, maintaining its structural integrity and aesthetic charm. Cleaning: Professionally cleaned; ready for display or use. Origin: Senneh (Sanandaj), Persian Kurdistan, Middle East. Technique: Fine hand-knotting (traditional Senneh knot). Material: Fine-spun highland wool on a thin cotton foundation. Colors: Deep indigo, madder red, and subtle earth tones. Features: Elegant fine-gauge weave, intricate geometric detailing, historical investment piece. Styling tips: Due to its compact size, this rug works beautifully as a 'jewel' piece in an entryway, at the foot of a vanity, or even as a luxurious wall hanging. Ideal for layering over a larger, neutral-toned sisal or jute rug to add a pop of color and historical texture to a room. Senneh rugs from this period are highly regarded for their technical precision, making this a fantastic entry point or addition for an antique textile collector.