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Kurdish Persian Rug 9x5 ft - Medallion Semi Antique Wool Hand Knotted | SKU 112219

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Product Description

Details
Collection: One-of-a-kind Kurdish Area Rug.
Age: 40-60 Years (Semi Antique).
Size FT: 9' 3'' x 5' 2'' .
Size CM: 282 cm x 158 cm.
Colors: Madder Red, Navy Blue, Cream, Burgundy, Camel, Ivory, Dark Red, Indigo.
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 remarkable 9'3" x 5'2" Kurdish Persian rug showcases the masterful artistry of semi-antique weaving, aged gracefully over 40-60 years to develop its distinctive character and lustrous patina. The commanding madder red field serves as a magnificent backdrop for an intricate central medallion (toranj), while navy blue and cream accents create stunning visual depth throughout the geometric composition. The rich burgundy and deep indigo tones blend harmoniously with warm camel and ivory highlights, creating a sophisticated color palette that speaks to generations of Persian weaving expertise.
The Kurdish tribes of western Persia have maintained their distinctive weaving traditions for over a millennium, creating rugs renowned for their bold geometric patterns and exceptional durability. These nomadic and semi-nomadic peoples developed their craft in the mountainous regions of Kurdistan, where harsh climates demanded textiles of extraordinary strength and resilience. The symmetrical Ghiordes knots employed in this piece reflect the technical mastery passed down through Kurdish families, while the asymmetrical Persian knots add complexity to the intricate Herati (mahi) motifs that dance around the central medallion.
The medallion design represents the cosmic order and eternal cycle of life in Persian culture, with each geometric element carrying symbolic meaning rooted in ancient Zoroastrian and Islamic traditions. The surrounding Herati pattern, known as the "fish pattern," symbolizes abundance and protection, while the geometric borders create a sacred frame that contains and amplifies the rug's spiritual energy. This one-of-a-kind hand-knotted masterpiece elevates any space with its profound cultural significance and artistic excellence, transforming rooms into sanctuaries of timeless beauty.
The natural wool foundation provides exceptional durability while maintaining the soft, luxurious feel that makes Kurdish rugs treasured family heirlooms. At Los Angeles Home of Rugs, this semi-antique treasure represents the perfect balance of historical authenticity and contemporary elegance, ideal for dining rooms, living spaces, or studies where its 9'3" x 5'2" dimensions create an intimate yet substantial presence. The deep madder red and navy blue combination anchors modern furniture beautifully while the cream and ivory accents brighten contemporary interiors with warmth and sophistication.

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), Geometric, Herati (Mahi).
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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