This delightful antique tent decoration originates from Kelat, a town in Iran’s Khorassan province, renowned for its finely woven tribal textiles. Pieces from this region are prized for their artistic restraint, superior craftsmanship, and rich use of colour—and this example is no exception.

Woven for use in a nomadic tent, this textile combines functionality with beauty, showcasing a simple yet sophisticated layout that reflects the Kelat weavers’ deep cultural and aesthetic sensibilities.

The soft red ground provides a warm and inviting base, over which dark blue lozenges are tastefully arranged. What makes this piece particularly captivating are the magnificent tribal motifs woven at each end—decorative, symbolic, and beautifully executed.

An excellent choice for textile collectors, stylists, or those seeking a unique wall hanging or table runner, this rare find embodies the authenticity and artistic heritage of Northeast Iranian tribal weaving.

Key Features:

• Origin: Kelat, Khorassan Province, Northeast Iran

• Type: Antique tent decoration (tribal textile)

• Material: Handwoven wool

• Design: Red ground with dark blue lozenges and tribal end motifs

• Condition: Very good for age

• Use: Wall hanging, table display, collector’s item

• Size: 194x35cm

Why This Piece?

A rare Kelat tribal textile with classic lozenges and decorative motifs—ideal for collectors or interiors in search of authentic nomadic charm.

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Celebrate the heritage of Northeast Iran with this antique Kelat tent decoration—a refined and soulful statement piece for any setting.