PERSIAN HAMADAN RUG
Hand-knotted wool on cotton foundation, Northwest Iran, c.1950s–60s
260 × 165 cm
A mid-century Persian village rug from the Hamadan weaving region of Northwest Iran. Centred by a stepped medallion set against a deep navy field, the design reflects the bold geometry characteristic of Hamadan village weaving. Madder red, inky indigo and soft sky blue move through the composition, framed by an ivory floral border that brings contrast and structure to the design. A richly coloured rug with a dense weave and full, even pile — a confident anchor for a layered interior.
PERSIAN HAMADAN RUG
Hand-knotted wool on cotton foundation, Northwest Iran, c.1950s–60s
260 × 165 cm
A mid-century Persian village rug from the Hamadan weaving region of Northwest Iran. Centred by a stepped medallion set against a deep navy field, the design reflects the bold geometry characteristic of Hamadan village weaving. Madder red, inky indigo and soft sky blue move through the composition, framed by an ivory floral border that brings contrast and structure to the design. A richly coloured rug with a dense weave and full, even pile — a confident anchor for a layered interior.
