SKU: 20503363937

Antique Baktiary Area Rug (9' x 12')

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Antique Baktiary Area Rug (9' x 12')Dimensions: 9'8" x 12'4" (295 cm x 376 cm). Circa: 1920. This antique Baktiary rug, circa 1920, is a handmade, one of a kind Persian carpet distinguished by its spacious central medallion and finely drawn tribal geometric ornament. The pale blue field, soft taupe and ivory accents, and crisp dark outlines create a beautifully aged palette with refined contrast, while the intricate border and balanced composition showcase the artistry of hand knotted

Dimensions: 9'8" x 12'4" (295 cm x 376 cm).

Circa: 1920.

This antique Baktiary rug, circa 1920, is a handmade, one-of-a-kind Persian carpet distinguished by its spacious central medallion and finely drawn tribal-geometric ornament. The pale blue field, soft taupe and ivory accents, and crisp dark outlines create a beautifully aged palette with refined contrast, while the intricate border and balanced composition showcase the artistry of hand-knotted craftsmanship. An ideal centerpiece for a living room, dining room, or bedroom.

Faded neutral tones of taupe, pale blue, ivory, charcoal, beige, and brown, with a pale blue field.

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