This early 1900s Persian Shahsavan Kilim is a rare and beautifully preserved textile, handwoven in a wide-band pattern that echoes the aesthetic of larger Native American Navajo rugs. Crafted over a century ago by the nomadic Shahsavan tribes of Northwest Persia, this flat-weave Kilim showcases a refined sense of design and a rich palette of naturally aged earth tones.

The alternating bands of black, brick red, ivory, gray, and pale green create a rhythmic visual movement, lending warmth and character to both modern and traditional interiors. Over time, the natural dyes have mellowed into a nuanced spectrum of hues, resulting in a soft patina that enhances the Kilim's timeless appeal.

Ideal as a wall hanging, accent piece, or floor covering, this Shahsavan Kilim offers a unique fusion of tribal Persian craftsmanship and Southwestern color sensibility—making it a perfect alternative for those seeking the look of a Navajo rug with the authenticity of Persian textile artistry.

Dimensions: 4’ 6” x 6’ 9"

Date of Manufacture:  1st Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  NW Persia

Material:  Wool on a wool foundation with natural dyes

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use 

SKU: 1472

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