Hello, this item is a hand-knotted Persian runner rug, most consistent with a Hamadan-region weaving from western Iran, likely dating to the mid-20th century, approximately 1940–1970. It measures approximately 118 x 26 inches, or 9 ft 10 in x 2 ft 2 in. The narrow runner format, dark brown field, repeating angular floral and geometric motifs, ivory floral border, and the construction visible from the reverse are characteristic of Hamadan-area workshop and village rugs. It appears to have a wool pile on a cotton foundation, with hand-tied knots and integral fringed ends.

The rug appears to be in good overall condition from the submitted photographs, with no major tears, losses, or structural damage apparent. There is some expected age-related surface wear and slight irregularity, but the pattern remains clear and the borders appear intact. Hamadan runners of this size are relatively common on the secondary market, and value depends primarily on age, knot density, wool quality, color, and condition rather than maker attribution. Based on comparable hand-knotted Persian runners, this example falls within a moderate decorative-market range.

Fair Market Value: $350–$650 USD