Ardabil is a city in the East Azerbaijan province of northwestern Iran, a region with a rich and ancient weaving tradition. Ardabil rugs are known for their bold geometric designs, strong tribal character, and a directness of pattern that gives them an enduring vitality. The city lends its name to one of the most famous rugs in history — the Ardabil Carpet, now housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London — a testament to the extraordinary weaving heritage of this region.
This runner features a repeating geometric design in a cream and multi-colour palette — a fresh, lively combination that brings pattern and warmth to any hallway or corridor. The long, narrow format makes it a particularly versatile and impactful piece in the home.
A characterful and historically resonant vintage runner — the bold geometric spirit of northwestern Persia in a beautifully practical format.
