9' 8 x 13' 6 Hand Knotted Kashan Persian Wool Rug
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9' 8 x 13' 6 Hand Knotted Kashan Persian Wool Rug
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Product Details
SKU #: 4994524
Size FT: 9' 8" x 13' 6"
295cm x 410cm
Primary color is Red.
Colors in this rug include: Red, Beige, Blue, Brown, Green, Ivory, Navy Blue, Pink, Olive, Orange.
Pile Material: 100% Natural Wool
Pile Height: 1/2"
Collection: Kashan
Construction: Hand Knotted
100 knots per square inch.
50-60 Years (Semi Antique)
Has fringe.
In Very Good condition, with Low Pile. Further details can be seen in the pictures
All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.
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Product Description
The Kashan collection presents a hand-knotted 100% wool rug, sized at 10x13, offering a distinguished touch to any interior. This semi-antique piece, dating back 40-60 years, boasts a rich red background, serving as a canvas to a symphony of colors including beige, blue, brown, green, ivory, navy blue, pink, olive, and orange. A central, intricately designed medallion anchors the composition, flanked by ornate florals and accent motifs, indicative of the traditional Kashan design.
The border frames the rug with layers of detailed patterns, consistent with the heritage aesthetic of the piece. Despite being semi-antique, the low pile condition maintains a tactile surface, contributing to the rug's authentic character. Fringed edges complete the look, adding to the textile's timeless appeal.
In terms of placement, this rug would harmonize beautifully with classic and traditional decor, grounding spaces with its warmth and intricate artistry. It could also provide an opulent contrast in a more modern setting, as a statement piece amongst minimalist furnishings. The Kashan rug's robust palette and design versatility make it suitable for a formal living room, dining area, or any space where a touch of sophistication is desired.
