Antique Hachli Transitional Red and Beige Wool Persian Rug 10708

Originating from Persia in 1910, this antique transitional Hachli wool rug features one of the more distinct, uncommon variations of the Nazalik evil eye pattern. Hand knotted in high-quality wool, while it is not uncommon to see this protective symbol in abundance it is unique for the weaver to cast it in these quadrant-based diagonal falling patterns; depicted in consistent, rich hues of tangerine red, beige, black, and azure blue between the highly stylized geometric floral frame in beige. This distinguished pattern plays well into the mirrored border style, though the tribal geometric tree of life symbols offers a unique deviation from typical Persian wrapping borders for a very storied aesthetic.