An ivory field covered by a continuous ogival lattice — long serrated leaves in dark blue curving out and crossing to enclose each compartment — with a medallion at every node down the centre line. Those alternate: a solid royal blue disc holding pale blue and ivory florets, then an eight-pointed star in mid blue and wine red, then the disc again. Small squared grid motifs sit in the spaces between, and the palette runs to ivory, royal blue, mid blue, wine red and tan. A blush-cream main border of flowering vine frames it, with blue guard stripes and cream fringe at both ends.
Hand-knotted in wool. This is an all-over design rather than a pole — the medallions are nodes in a lattice that continues past them in every direction, not free-standing ornaments on an open ground, and the lattice runs off the border rather than resolving inside it. The palette is held to five or six colours, which is the Nain discipline: with little variety available the design carries itself on drawing. At 109×400cm this is a wide, very long runner, so measure the corridor before committing. The ivory ground will show traffic more readily than a dark rug would.
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Type: Hand-knotted pile rug, runner
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Material: 100% wool
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Design: All-over ogival lattice with alternating disc and star medallions
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Size: 109×400cm (3'7"×13'1") — Runner
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Colour: Ivory and royal blue, with wine red and tan
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SKU: NNF 6518
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One-of-a-kind: Yes