Handmade Antique Persian Gashkai Rug 4.7' x 9.9' (142 x 302 cm), 1900s - 2K03 A Timeless Work of Tribal Artistry This antique Persian Gashkai rug, dating to the early 1900s, is a stunning example of tribal craftsmanship passed down through generations of Qashqai nomads. Handwoven entirely from high-quality wool, this rare piece features a striking array of bold geometric patterns and authentic tribal motifs, making it both a decorative masterpiece and a collector?s treasure. The rug tells a visual story of heritage and resilience. Each symbol and shape reflects the nomadic culture, infused with centuries of symbolism and spiritual significance. The warm color palette?dominated by deep reds, navy blues, golden hues, and natural ivory?creates a vibrant contrast that commands attention and invites admiration. Rich Colors and Authentic Character The naturally distressed surface of this antique rug showcases its age and authenticity. Subtle fading and soft wear patterns only enhance its beauty and storytelling charm. The hand-spun wool provides a tactile texture and warmth that machine-made rugs simply cannot replicate. Thanks to its dense weave and robust construction, this rug retains its structure despite its age. It is well-preserved and remains in stable, usable condition. Whether used as a floor covering or displayed as a wall tapestry, it adds heritage and character to any space. Investment in Heritage and Style For interior designers, collectors, or those with a passion for authentic textiles, this antique Gashkai rug is an exceptional find. Its originality, history, and aesthetic appeal make it far more than just a carpet?it is a story woven in wool. Key Product Details Age: 1900s Origin: Middle East (Persian craftsmanship) Tribe/Province: Qashqai Style: Tribal, geometric Condition: Antique, naturally distressed Material: 100% hand-spun wool Dimensions: 142 x 302 cm (4.7' x 9.9') Colors: Deep red, navy blue, golden yellow, ivory, beige Weave: Hand-knotted, tribal technique Usage: Floor rug, wall display, collector?s textile (description exceeds maximum possible length)