Product Description
Details
Collection: One-of-a-kind Hamadan Area Rug.
Age: 40-60 Years (Semi Antique).
Size FT: 10' 3'' x 3' 7'' .
Size CM: 312 cm x 110 cm.
Colors: Dark Red, Burnt Orange, Navy Blue, Cream, Brown, Black.
Material: High-quality Natural Wool and Cotton.
Features: Hand-knotted craftsmanship, Unique designs and patterns (No duplicates), Has fringe.
Trust signals: 100% Authentic Handmade Persian Rug, Only one available.
Hamadan Persian Rugs
This striking semi-antique Hamadan Persian runner at 10'3" x 3'7" showcases the masterful artistry of Persian weavers from four to six decades past, presenting a captivating blend of dark red, burnt orange, and navy blue that creates dramatic visual impact in any hallway or narrow space. The rich color palette, enhanced by cream, brown, and black accents, demonstrates the sophisticated dye techniques that have made Hamadan rugs legendary throughout Persia for their bold character and enduring beauty.
Woven in the ancient city of Hamadan, located in the heart of Persia's mountainous western region, this runner carries forward centuries of textile tradition that began when Persian merchants established the area as a crucial stop along the Silk Road trade routes. The city's strategic position allowed local artisans to access the finest materials and exchange techniques with craftsmen from distant lands, resulting in the distinctive weaving style that characterizes Hamadan rugs today. These Persian masterpieces became renowned for their geometric precision and the use of locally sourced wool from sheep grazing in the region's pristine highlands.
The intricate Herati motif, also known as Mahi (fish pattern), adorns this runner with its characteristic diamond medallions surrounded by curving leaves and stylized fish, creating a mesmerizing rhythm that flows beautifully along the rug's length. This ancient design, originating in the Persian city of Herat, symbolizes abundance and protection, while the geometric border patterns frame the composition with mathematical precision that reflects Persian artistic philosophy. Each motif has been hand-knotted using the traditional symmetrical Ghiordes technique, ensuring exceptional durability and the crisp definition that collectors prize in authentic Persian textiles.
The sophisticated color story tells of Persia's mastery in natural dyeing, where the deep dark red evokes the richness of pomegranate juice, while the burnt orange recalls the warmth of Persian saffron and the navy blue reflects the depth of Persian night skies. These harmonious tones create a foundation that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors, while the cream highlights add luminosity and the brown and black details provide elegant contrast. This one-of-a-kind hand-knotted masterpiece elevates any space with its authentic Persian heritage and timeless sophistication.
Perfect for hallways, galley kitchens, or as an accent runner in dining rooms and bedrooms, this Hamadan runner from Los Angeles Home of Rugs brings the authentic spirit of Persian craftsmanship into modern living spaces. The semi-antique patina adds character and depth while the compact width makes it ideal for spaces where a traditional area rug might overwhelm, yet the generous length provides substantial coverage and visual anchor for furniture arrangements.
Specifications
Original name: Hamadan Rug.
Alternative name(s): Hamadan Carpet, Mosul Rug.
Origin: Hamadan.
Category: Village, City.
Common designs: Herati (Mahi), Geometric.
Dyeing method: Natural, Synthetic.
Pile material: Wool.
Foundation material: Cotton.
Knot type: Symmetrical (Ghiordes).
Notes
At Los Angeles Home of Rugs, we are delighted to offer you a wide selection of authentic Persian rugs. We only stock hand knotted rugs that are not machine made, or handmade rugs through a variety of techniques, including hand-tufting, hand-hooking, or hand-weaving. This ensures that you receive a unique and high-quality product that will last for years to come. Read More
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