Khorasan Nomadic Hand-Woven Wool Rug with Garden Design 138x188cm (No.3)

This piece features a lively palette of red as the base, adorned with green, blue, and cream. Each section is woven with a distinct motif, offering new discoveries every time you examine it up close.

A Small Garden Divided into Panels

Each lattice-like section contains a different motif, such as cypress trees, flowers, and paisley. This composition is known as the Garden pattern (Heshti in Persian, meaning sun-dried brick), said to replicate Islamic gardens on a rug. No two panels are alike, ensuring it remains endlessly captivating. This design reflects the semi-nomadic lifestyle preserved in the Khorasan region.

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Texture

The pile is 100% wool. The rustic feel of the sheep's wool, combined with the bright colors, creates a warm atmosphere. The slight variations in the hand-woven knots produce a unique texture that cannot be replicated by machine weaving. This is a unique item sourced directly from its place of origin.

Placement Guide

Measuring 138 x 188 cm, this is a medium-sized rug, slightly larger than one and a half tatami mats. It's suitable for placement as a central rug in front of a sofa, under a dining table, or beside a bed in a bedroom. I believe it's a casual piece that isn't too heavy and can be used daily by the family.