Early 1900s Persian Kashan Area Rug in Navy, Ivory, Red, Green, and Tan

Exceptional vintage Persian Kashan area rug, meticulously hand-knotted circa the early 1900s. This exquisite piece is truly distinguished by its rare and coveted ivory field color, a luminous canvas that immediately sets it apart. It exemplifies the pinnacle of traditional Kashan weaving, renowned for its intricate designs and the use of exceptionally high-quality, radiant wool that reflects the richness and sophistication of Persian textile artistry. The central field of this magnificent rug showcases a graceful all-over floral motif, a symphony of delicate blooms and flowing arabesques rendered in soft French blue, delicate pink, and rich red tones. These hues are beautifully harmonized with a finely drawn central medallion that commands attention, presented in deep navy and vibrant crimson. Further enhancing its visual allure, subtle floral flourishes in charming baby blue and creamy ivory add layers of intricate detail and visual interest throughout the design. A deep navy blue border elegantly frames the entire composition, creating a striking and sophisticated contrast that enhances the rug's inherent symmetry and grandeur. The interplay of the rare ivory field, the nuanced floral palette, and the bold navy frame results in a truly captivating masterpiece. Dimensions: 4’ 2” x 7’ Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 1911 Vintage Ivory Color...

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Workshop of legendary master weaver Mohtasham is one of the most remarkable chapters in Rug history. He is said to have settled in Kashan at the end of the 19th century to Revive knotting artistry. In fact, knotting in Kashan did indeed gained important momentum. Mohtashem created a wonderful, unmistakable style. Rugs in this style are now referred to as Mohtashem Kashan and are highly valued around the world. A few ways to spot a Mohtasham is its Manchester wool and purple silk on the sides. Reference Hali Magazine Issue 35 pages 45-49. The best of Kashan’s from the late 19th and early 20th century are referred to as Motasham Kashan’s. They are some of the most finely woven of all Persian rugs...