Woven around 1900, this early 20th-century Persian Kashan rug is a stunning example of traditional craftsmanship and ornamental design. At its center lies a richly detailed floral medallion, surrounded by a dense, intricate field of blossoms and winding vines. The elaborate border features a broad central stripe with oversized flowers and curling tendrils, flanked by pairs of narrower guard stripes patterned with delicate florals and subtle geometry. The palette—crimson, pink, cream, indigo, and earthy brown—gives the rug a warm, opulent glow. Kashan rugs are among the most refined of Persian carpets, hand-knotted in the historic city of Kashan in central Iran, a place long celebrated for its artistic heritage. These rugs are traditionally woven by master artisans, often from family-run workshops, using fine wool and time-honored techniques passed down through generations. Elegant, expressive, and enduring, this piece brings a sense of richness and story to any interior.
