This semi-antique Persian Melayer runner, handwoven in Iran’s Hamadan region, measures 3'5" x 16'. Carefully distressed and refinished in the U.S., it reflects the rich heritage of Persian rug-making, an art form dating back to the Bronze Age. The oldest surviving Persian rugs originate from the 16th-century Safavid dynasty, underscoring the deep cultural significance of these textiles. 160072
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