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Kurdish Persian Rug 12x4 ft - Medallion Semi Antique Wool Hand Knotted | SKU 110671

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Details
Collection: One-of-a-kind Kurdish Area Rug.
Age: 40-60 Years (Semi Antique).
Size FT: 12' 2'' x 4' 11'' .
Size CM: 370 cm x 150 cm.
Colors: Camel, Madder Red, Navy Blue, Cream, Burgundy, Gold.
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.

Kurdish Persian Rugs
This exceptional 12'2" x 4'11" Kurdish Persian rug showcases the masterful artistry of semi antique weaving, displaying a sophisticated medallion (Toranj) centerpiece surrounded by intricate Herati (Mahi) motifs that dance across a warm camel field. The runner's generous proportions make it an ideal statement piece for hallways, galley kitchens, or alongside dining tables, while its 40-60 year patina adds authentic character that only comes with age. The rich interplay of madder red, navy blue, cream, burgundy, and gold creates a harmonious palette that bridges traditional Persian aesthetics with contemporary sophistication.
Kurdish weavers from the mountainous regions of Kermanshah, Khorasan, and Mazandaran have long been celebrated for their bold geometric interpretations and exceptional craftsmanship, with this particular piece representing the semi-nomadic traditions that flourished in these remote Persian highlands. The Herati pattern, known locally as the "fish" motif, flows throughout the field in rhythmic repetition, while the central medallion commands attention with its perfectly balanced proportions and intricate internal geometry. This weaving tradition reflects the Kurdish people's connection to both settled village life and their nomadic heritage, resulting in rugs that possess both structural integrity and artistic freedom.
The medallion design carries deep symbolic meaning in Persian culture, representing the cosmic order and the connection between earth and sky, while the surrounding Herati motifs symbolize abundance and protection. Each knot in this semi antique piece was tied by hand using traditional symmetrical and asymmetrical techniques, creating a dense, durable foundation that has allowed the rug's beauty to endure for decades. The natural wool construction, combined with cotton foundations, ensures longevity while maintaining the soft, lustrous feel that makes Kurdish rugs so prized among collectors.
The camel ground serves as a perfect canvas for the jewel-toned accents, with madder red providing warmth, navy blue offering depth, and burgundy adding richness, all punctuated by cream highlights and golden touches that catch and reflect light beautifully. This one-of-a-kind hand-knotted masterpiece elevates any space with its authentic character and timeless appeal, bringing four to six decades of history into your home. Los Angeles Home of Rugs is proud to offer this remarkable Kurdish treasure that represents the pinnacle of Persian weaving artistry, perfect for discerning collectors who appreciate both beauty and heritage.

Specifications
Original name: Kurdish Rug.
Alternative name(s): Kurdish Carpet, Kurdi Rug.
Origin: Kurdistan, Kermanshah, Khorasan, Mazandaran.
Category: Nomadic, Village, City.
Common designs: Medallion (Toranj), Herati (Mahi), Geometric.
Dyeing method: Natural, Synthetic.
Pile material: Wool.
Foundation material: Cotton, Wool, Silk.
Knot type: Symmetrical (Ghiordes), Asymmetrical (Persian).

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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