Made with handwoven wool circa 1950-1960, this 3x13 vintage Persian Kilim runner enjoys complex horizontal band and tribal geometric patterns in brick red, indigo, and brown tones. Designers and collectors alike will note this runner is one of a pair, and these twin rugs can be acquired both individually and as a set upon request—an especially ideal choice for spaces requiring matching pieces, such as kitchens, long hallways, foyers and more among its vast applications. On the Design: This visually arresting tribal runner builds its narrative through a powerful, alternating sequence of color and intricate motif bands. The design establishes a strong rhythmic journey down its length, emphasizing the subtle depth achieved through traditional flat-weaving. The palette creates a compelling contrast between the intense, warm bands of sanguine red and deep auburn and the cool, grounding stripes of near-black navy blue. Interspersed among these color fields are complex, narrow bands filled with repeating geometric symbols in shades of beige and dark red. The beauty is found in the interplay between the spacious simplicity of the solid color bands and the concentrated energy of the patterned sections. This layering of light, dark, and motif results in a deeply felt, balanced piece of nomadic art that brings both history and sophisticated color to any long space. Condition: This vintage kilim further enjoys good condition for its age and lineage.