Red and black geometric patterns define this vintage rug, a 3 x 13.2 ft (90 x 401 cm) Turkish Kurdish Herki rug with hand-knotted construction and a long, narrow runner shape. The richly detailed vintage rug has a dark central field filled with angular diamond motifs, a burgundy inner border, and smaller multicolored geometric figures along the outer edges. The surface shows subtle variations in texture and color, while the fringe and woven end bands retain the character of an older textile. The pattern changes along the length rather than repeating one identical arrangement from end to end. Large red and muted blue-gray diamonds alternate with smaller black, orange, cream, and pink geometric details. Narrow zigzag bands frame the central design, followed by burgundy borders containing small light-colored motifs. The wider outer borders carry closely spaced diamonds and cross-shaped figures in red, blue, orange, beige, and pink. At the ends, striped bands and short fringes complete the rectangular shape. This hand knotted rug has the closely worked geometric surface associated with its verified Herki origin. The dark ground creates contrast with the red motifs, while the lighter accents make individual shapes readable across the length. Slight irregularities in the edges, variations in the pile surface, and changes in color intensity remain visible. These characteristics give the vintage Herki rug a less uniform appearance than a newly manufactured carpet. The surface retains its individual pattern and aged character without needing an artificially distressed finish. At 3 feet wide and 13.2 feet long, this long runner rug is suited to an extended hallway, a wide corridor, or a passage connecting living areas. Its approximately 4.4-to-1 length-to-width ratio makes it a practical tribal runner for a narrow floor plan. The red and black palette works against light neutral flooring, while the detailed pattern can provide contrast in a room furnished with simple wood or upholstered pieces. The geometric arrangement also makes it suitable as a boho runner in a relaxed interior or as a traditional accent in a more restrained setting. The seller identifies this as a Turkish rug of Kurdish Herki origin. The verified hand-knotted construction distinguishes it from a flatwoven kilim. Its dense visual pattern, multicolored borders, and long proportions make it a recognizable Herki carpet rather than a plain hallway covering. The surface has the visual character of a vintage textile, including slight unevenness and tonal variation. A piece of textile history: Made in Türkiye in the 1970s. It is a link to an earlier era. It brings a sense of history to the room. Before placing this handmade rug, measure the available clear floor length and width, including door swings and the space needed around furniture. Its 90 cm width and 401 cm length are best suited to a long, unobstructed walking area where the entire border and both fringed ends can remain visible. The aged surface and intricate geometric design are particularly well suited to a hallway where the rug can be seen from end to end. Specs Product: Vintage Turkish runner rug Origin: Herki, Türkiye Production period: 1970s Construction: Hand-knotted Width: 3 ft (90 cm) Length: 13.2 ft (401 cm) Dimensions: 3 x 13.2 ft (90 x 401 cm) Primary color: Red Secondary color: Black Additional visible colors: Burgundy, blue-gray, orange, beige, cream, and pink Pattern: Geometric Style: Tribal Shape: Long rectangular runner Design: Repeating diamond motifs, zigzag bands, and multiple geometric borders Edge details: Woven end bands, short fringes, and slightly irregular side edges Visible condition: Vintage surface with tonal variation, subtle texture differences, and natural edge irregularities Suggested placement: Long hallway, corridor, or extended passageway