HOT ! Coral 9\'8\'\'x12\'7\'\' Kashan Traditional Master Weaver Signed Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

This masterfully crafted hand knotted Kashan rug from Iran radiates sophistication through its glowing coral field and intricately executed navy medallion. Woven from high-quality wool with a comfortable 0.5-inch medium pile, the piece reflects the classic Persian artistry and botanical influences that define Kashan weaving traditions. The vibrant color arrangement incorporates coral, navy, ivory, gold, blue, and turquoise in a harmonious layout that enhances both traditional and contemporary interiors. Scrolling arabesques, vase motifs, and lush floral sprays unfold across the rug with remarkable definition, framed by a deep navy border rich in detail. Measuring an expansive 9.8 by 12.7 feet, the piece offers generous coverage ideal for living rooms, dining spaces, formal lounges, or statement interiors. Maintained in excellent vintage condition, it retains the sheen, clarity, and authenticity that collectors and high-end designers appreciate.

• Exact Size: 9\'8\"x12\'7\"


• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug


• Yarn: Wool


• Color: Coral, Navy, Ivory, Gold, Blue, Turquoise, Multi


• Origin: Iran


• Pile Height: 0.5 inch


• Condition: Vintage


• Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition
  


• Rug#: AOR19963

Story Behind the Art: Kashan rugs take their name from the ancient Persian city of Kashan, renowned for producing some of the world’s finest carpets. Known for their exceptional workmanship and tightly knotted construction, these rugs showcase flowing arabesques, floral stems, rosettes, palmettes, blossoms, and intricate leaf motifs arranged in dense, continuous patterns. Their layouts often feature a grand central medallion with pendant details, complemented by corner spandrels and repeating botanical ornamentation. During the 16th century, expert weavers and dyers migrated to regions now part of Pakistan and India, where they began creating high-quality Kashan-inspired rugs that, at times, rivaled those made in Persia itself. This cross-regional legacy continues today, blending Persian heritage with South Asian mastery.