This exquisite 10 x 13'6 Persian Kerman Rug is a stunning example of fine craftsmanship and intricate design, boasting a history of approximately 50 years. This rug, which has never been used and remains in like-new condition, represents the pinnacle of Persian rug artistry. Its exceptional quality is evident in every detail, from the tightly woven fibers to the vibrant, enduring colors that create a harmonious floral pattern. The central medallion, surrounded by an intricate field of flowers and vines, is a testament to the skill of the weavers, blending rich reds, blues, and subtle earth tones in a mesmerizing display. The border, featuring a series of complementary floral motifs, frames the rug beautifully, enhancing its overall elegance. This rare and finely made piece is a true collector's item, reflecting the cultural heritage and artistic traditions of Persian rug making.

About Kerman Rugs (Pre-Iranian Revolution)

Kerman rugs, particularly those crafted before the Iranian Revolution, are renowned for their exceptional quality and intricate designs. These rugs were woven in the city of Kerman, located in southeastern Iran, a region with a long-standing tradition of carpet weaving. Pre-revolution Kerman rugs are characterized by their high knot density, detailed patterns, and vibrant colors, often incorporating floral motifs, medallions, and intricate borders. The craftsmanship of these rugs is a reflection of the rich cultural heritage and the artisans' meticulous attention to detail. The use of high-quality wool and natural dyes contributes to their durability and lasting beauty, making them highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs of Persian rugs worldwide.