Antique Anatolian Village Runner Rug with Olive Abrash Field, c. Early 20th Century – 2’4 x 5’9 Art Nouveau lighting symmetrically arranged in tight vertical

symmetrically arranged in tight vertical columns over a glowing madder red ground

Woven in the border regions of eastern Iran or western Afghanistan

and other natural materials

with the small imperfections enhancing its authenticity and historical charm

Antique Anatolian Village Runner Rug with Olive Abrash Field, c. Early 20th Century – 2’4 x 5’9 Art Nouveau lighting symmetrically arranged in tight verticalThis understated and elegant runner was woven in a village workshop in Anatolia during the early 20th century and offers a beautiful study in restraint. The olive green field has mellowed into a range of natural abrash tones that speak to the age of the piece and the hand dyed quality of the wool. A simple floral border in rust red, ivory, and soft blue adds just the right amount of framing to this composition, allowing the fields soft variation to