Condition
Antique low-pile wool with high durability, low moth risk, and easy-to-repair construction; appropriate for its age range of 1870–1890.
Color Descriptive Name
Mushroom Brown & Slate Grey
STYLE
Earthy medium-bright tribal look with dense geometric patterning and traditional Persian Bijar character, presenting a premium, antique presence.
Designer Spec Construction
Antique Persian Bijar small wool rug (c. 1870–1890) in mushroom brown with slate grey accents. Features a central geometric medallion, stepped mihrab niche, angular vine scrolls, tribal rosettes, lattice fillers, corner spandrels, and border guard stripes. Tribal geometric style with medium brightness, low pile, and high durability in a standard medium small-rug format (4’10” x 8’4″).
Additional information
Motifs include a central geometric medallion, stepped mihrab niche, angular vine scrolls, small tribal rosettes, lattice filler motifs, corner spandrel blocks, and multiple border guard stripes. The dense, highly patterned geometric design and earthy mushroom-and-slate palette suit living rooms, studies, libraries, bedrooms, hallways, and dining rooms. The unique piece belongs to a premium tier and carries a traditional tribal Bijar character.
Description
Antique Persian Bijar small rug in mushroom brown with slate accents, featuring a central geometric medallion, mihrab niche, tribal rosettes, and lattice motifs. This premium, highly durable low-pile wool piece suits living rooms, studies, libraries, bedrooms, hallways, and dining rooms, adding an earthy, traditional tribal statement to any space.
