Hamadan Nomadic Hand-woven Wool Red Ground with Central Medallion 100x150cm (No. 61)
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Rugs from other regions (wool, nomadic, etc.) are normally ordered to us from the production area. Due to the recent deterioration of conditions there, ordering is currently suspended. For now we can only offer pieces already held in stock in Japan. For details and the latest availability, please feel free to contact us via LINE or the inquiry page.
Specifications
| Rug ID | persiancarpet-ashayeri-061 |
|---|---|
| Size | 100 cm x 150 cm |
| Origin | Hamadan |
| Material | Wool |
| Design | Medallion Pattern |
| Title | Hamadan Central Medallion |
| Production (months) | 3 |
| Density (×10k/m²) | 25.0 |
| Total knots (×10k) | 38 |
| Field colour | Red |
| Border colour | Cream |
Description
A large, bold diamond medallion is prominently featured in the center of a vivid red field. Cream-colored cross decorations adorn the four corners, and a floral border encircles the outer edge. The strong color contrast makes this a memorable piece.
Hamadan Central Medallion
The Hamadan region in the northwest is one of the oldest production areas for Persian carpets. Woven by semi-nomadic communities in various villages, Hamadan carpets are typically characterized by their strong red hues and central medallion designs, a tradition upheld by this piece.
100% Wool, from their own sheep
The pile is made of wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the patterns within the medallion are clearly defined. The irregularities in the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a rustic warmth not found in machine-made carpets.
Placement in Your Home
Measuring 100 x 150 cm, this is a suitable medium-small size for an entryway, bedside, or next to a sofa. Its vibrant red makes it a striking accent in a room with white walls.
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