Materials: Hand-knotted wool pile on a cotton foundation
Size: 2' 2” x 3' 5"
Origin: Hamedan, western Persia
Age: Circa 1970s
Condition: Excellent condition, ready to enjoy for everyday use
Hamadan district rugs are a tapestry of village dialects, and this one speaks in a confident rosette‑and‑lattice idiom. A jet‑black ground sets off jewel‑tones—**ember‑red, emerald, lapis, turmeric, and saffron—**that cluster into round blossoms and tiny botehs. The plush 12 mm pile invites bare feet or, better yet, a quick hand‑brush as you pass.
Where it pops: beside a writing desk, under a piano bench, hung as wall art, or anchoring a bold house‑plant corner where its saturated colours can play off deep greens.
