Salmon and mauve Jaldar alternating lattice runner, 77×242cm
Alternating lattice detail in salmon and mauve on Jaldar runner
Border detail of salmon Jaldar hand-knotted Pakistani runner
Hand-knotted wool pile of salmon Jaldar runner, 77×242cm
Salmon mauve Jaldar runner 77×242cm, Pakistani craftsmanship
Salmon and mauve Jaldar runner for a hallway, 77×242cm
One-of-a-kind salmon and mauve Pakistani Jaldar runner
Hand-knotted salmon Jaldar runner with alternating lattice
Corner of salmon and mauve Jaldar hand-knotted runner
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Camel Beige Jaldar Lattice

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A soft peach field carrying an all-over lattice of diamonds that share their edges, worked in dusty mauve, pale grey-blue, cream and brown. Two different medallions fill them in strict alternation: one holds a cruciform device around a cream rosette, the other a stepped figure with hooked arms around a pale grey square. Wide cream borders of small floral repeats frame the field, backed by narrow mauve guards, and a band of rosettes closes each end. Cream fringe at both ends.

Hand-knotted in wool at a fine gauge. The two medallion types alternate in both directions at once, so no diamond ever sits beside another of its own kind. At 77×242cm this is a runner, suited to a hallway or a landing. A mid-toned peach ground is reasonably forgiving of everyday marks, though the cream in the borders will show wear first.

  • Origin: Pakistan
  • Type: Pakistani Jaldar, hand-knotted
  • Material: 100% wool
  • Design: Alternating diamond lattice
  • Size: 77×242cm (2'6"×7'11") — Runner
  • Colour: Camel Beige
  • SKU: R21755
  • One-of-a-kind: Yes

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100% wool pile, hand-knotted at a fine gauge, with a natural fringe at both ends. The gauge is what keeps the small hooked arms and the rosette centres crisp at this scale.

A mid-toned salmon ground hides everyday marks reasonably well. The cream is the vulnerable colour — it fills the wide borders and the rosette centres, and it is the first thing to grey. Because the whole field is lattice with no open ground, soiling tends to blur the two medallion types together before it reads as dirt, so regular light cleaning matters more here than on a bolder design.

The field is a single continuous lattice — every diamond shares its edges with the four around it, so there is no ground between them, only the salmon showing through where the drawing thins. What fills those diamonds is the interesting part, because there are two different medallions and they take turns. One is a cruciform with a cream rosette at its heart; the other is a stepped figure with hooked arms reaching out to the corners and a pale grey square at its centre. They alternate in both directions at once, so every diamond is surrounded on all four sides by the other kind.

A checkerboard of this sort is harder to hold than a simple repeat. A single motif repeated across a field is self-correcting — if the weaver loses count, the pattern still resolves. Alternating two forms in two directions means every diamond has to agree with four neighbours simultaneously, and a single misplaced medallion breaks the scheme in both axes at once and stays visible for the rest of the rug. Pick any diamond and check its four neighbours: all four should be the other type, the whole way down.

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