Antique Persian Malayer Runner Hand-Knotted Wool Navy Field Diamond Lattice

Annihilate the landfill, embrace a century of footsteps in hand-knotted wool

This is the real deal—a hand-knotted Persian Malayer runner, likely early 20th century, with that unmistakable navy field and geometric lattice pattern that Cambridge hallways were made for. Natural wool pile with traditional vegetable dyes showing lovely age-softened reds, creams, and indigo blues. Classic runner proportions, approximately 3'x9'. Honest wear consistent with age: some low pile areas and edge wear, but structurally sound. This rug has lived, and it shows in the best possible way.

The D'Beetle Difference • Hand-Knotted Persian Construction: Genuine hand-knotted wool on cotton foundation with traditional symmetric knots. The kind of craftsmanship that machine-made rugs pretend to imitate.

• Classic Malayer Design: Allover Herati-influenced diamond lattice on deep navy ground with characteristic red and ivory accents. Multiple guard borders frame the field beautifully.

• Perfect Runner Proportions: Approximately 3' x 9'—ideal for a Victorian hallway, galley kitchen, or that awkward space by the stairs that nothing else fits.