3 x 5 Antique Persian Hamadan Rug 70975

70975 Antique Persian Borchelou Hamadan Rug, 03’04 x 04’10.

This enchanting hand-knotted wool antique Persian Borchelou Hamadan rug is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and rich artistic heritage of the Hamadan region. The rug features a stunning cusped center medallion that draws the eye with its elaborate design, set against a neutral beige field that enhances the vibrant patterns surrounding it. The medallion is adorned with a myriad of floral and botanical elements, meticulously rendered to showcase the weaver's attention to detail. These elements include a variety of blossoms and leafy vines, creating a lush and dynamic composition that breathes life into the rug.

Surrounding the central medallion, the field is filled with an array of intricate florals and foliage, each contributing to the overall harmony and balance of the piece. The Persian Hamadan rug is framed by an abstract floral and botanical border that adds depth and richness to the design. This border is flanked by an inner sawtooth guard border and an outer meander guard border, both of which add layers of complexity and visual interest. The sawtooth border provides a striking contrast with its jagged pattern, while the meander border offers a continuous, flowing motif that ties the design together seamlessly.

The color palette of this Borchelou Hamadan rug is a vibrant symphony of rich hues, including deep reds, sky blues, soft pinks, verdant greens, and earthy browns, all set against the neutral ivory-beige field. These colors, derived from natural dyes, enhance the rug's authenticity and timeless appeal. This versatile rug can complement a variety of interior design styles, from traditional and classic to eclectic and bohemian. Its intricate patterns and rich colors make it a perfect focal point in a grand foyer, kitchen, or home office, adding warmth, elegance, and a touch of Persian heritage to nearly any space.

• Abrash. 
• Hand-knotted wool.
• Made in Iran (Persia). 
• Measures: 03'04 X 04'10.
• Date: 1920's. Early-20th Century.