Antique Persian Malayer Runner with English Manor House Tudor Style. Dignified with bespoke style, this antique Persian Malayer runner displays an all-over repetitive pattern of opulent boteh motifs. The widely used boteh motif is thought to symbolize life with its resemblance to a number of natural forms, including leaves, bushes, pinecones, sprouts and flames. It represents potential for growth and regeneration. Idyllic waves of abrash dash horizontally across the boteh designed field, enhancing the depth that connects home interiors with the elements of nature. Rectilinear motifs and rosettes grace each beige-ivory corner spandrel. It is enclosed with a Shekeri border flanked with inner and outer meander guard borders. With a dazzling poly-chromatic color palette and impressive display of floral designs, this antique Persian runner would bring a sense of vivacity and sophistication to nearly any space. Abrash. Desirable Age Wear. Hand-knotted wool. Period: Early 20th Century. 1920s. Made in Iran (Persia). Rug No. 76586. Measures: 03.03" X 16.07.