This 1930s Persian Dargazin is absolutely humming with color. Saturated raspberry reds, electric blues, pops of tangerine, olive, blush, ivory, and charcoal all colliding together in that way only old Persian village rugs seem to pull off correctly. The charcoal border frames the entire composition beautifully and gives the floral movement a strong darker edge that keeps all the color grounded instead of overly sweet. The central medallion almost blooms outward like a clover or lozenge form, surrounded by scrolling florals and vase-like elements packed tightly into the field. Everywhere your eye lands there’s another little surprise woven in.

The wool on this one is especially satisfying under hand. Original wool pile remains intact with a shorter finish under hand…so while the pile sits lower and more compact, there’s still a healthy, luxurious pinch of wool throughout the rug. Not thin. Not tired. Just beautifully aged with that velvety old-world surface everyone hopes for.

Supple weave with flexibility under hand and excellent condition overall. Vegetable dyed wool with brilliant natural dyes still glowing nearly a century later. Clean, sturdy, and absolutely floor ready.

• Maintain with occasional vacuuming as needed—steer clear of the fringe.
• A custom cut rug pad will be sent on the house.
• Spot clean with a dash of mild soap and scrub using a warm, damp hand towel.
• Contact us or an antique rug professional for a deep cleaning.
• This is a unique, handmade antique rug with signs of age and history, showcasing the character and wear that come with time and use.
• Imported.

Dimensions

• 3’6 x 5’4