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76129 Vintage Persian Mazlaghan Hamadan Rug, 02'00 x 02'11.
This hand knotted wool vintage Persian Mazlaghan Hamadan rug exudes timeless charm and cultural richness, encapsulating the artistry of the Hamadan region. The lively Hamadan rug features a captivating geometric floral center medallion. Its radiant hues and intricate design draw the eye to the medallion. The vibrant red field serves as the perfect backdrop for the harmonious blend of traditional Herati motifs, showcasing the precision and dedication of skilled weavers.
Encircling the central medallion is an allover pattern of Herati motifs. These motifs, comprising a central rosette framed by diamonds and fish-like leaves, add depth and symbolism to the composition. Each motif is meticulously rendered, showcasing the cultural significance and detailed craftsmanship that Mazlaghan Hamadan rugs are celebrated for. The interplay of colors, from warm reds to deep blues and hints of ivory, creates a visually dynamic yet balanced aesthetic.
The border is equally enchanting, framed by a rosette meander pattern that mirrors the floral beauty of the medallion. This border is flanked by inner and outer sawtooth guard bands, adding a sense of rhythm and continuity to the design. The sawtooth pattern, often associated with protection and movement, further enriches the storytelling woven into this masterpiece. Together, the borders and the field create a cohesive, mesmerizing design that captures the essence of Persian artistry.
Perfect for both traditional and contemporary interiors, this Mazlaghan Hamadan rug embodies durability and sophistication. Its compact size and vibrant design make it an ideal accent piece, adding warmth and character to nearly any space. Whether displayed in an elegant entryway or cozy bedroom, this vintage woven wonder is not merely a decorative item but a piece of history, reflecting the enduring legacy of Persian weaving traditions.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Persia (Iran).
- Measures: 02'00 x 02'11.
- Date: 1970's. Late 20th Century.