| Size in ft: | Width: 9'8" x Length: 16'1" |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 118" x Length: 193" |
| Size in meters: | Length: 4.45 x Width: 3.00 m |
| Colors: | Red, Dark Red, Rose, Navy Blue, Blue, Light Blue, Turquoise, Olive Green, Green, Light Green, Dark Beige, Brown, Orange, White accents |
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| Woven: | 100% Hand-knotted | Handmade |
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Persian Kashan | Made in Persia |
| Condition: | Excellent |
This oversized Persian Kashan rug comes from a city with one of the longest weaving pedigrees in Persia. Tucked into the north central part of the country, Kashan served as a silk hub since antiquity, and when its weavers turned to fine wool in the early 19th century, the results won admirers across Persia and far beyond. Hand-knotted at 220 to 240 knots per square inch on a cotton foundation, this piece carries that tradition at a grand 9'8" x 16'1" scale and remains in excellent condition.
Design and Motifs
The composition follows the classic Kashan formula collectors know on sight: a central medallion surrounded by dense floral tracery that flows outward toward corner spandrels and a deep, ornate border system. It is the very design language that made Kashan famous in the West, imitated countless times by machine-made reproductions but never matched. Authentic hand-knotted examples like this one are what the imitations are copying, and master pieces from the city, names like Mohtasham, Manchester, and Dabir, rank among the most sought-after rugs ever woven.
Colors and Placement
The palette is bold in the Kashan manner: reds and rose against navy, blue, and turquoise, balanced by olive and spring greens, beige, brown, and white. At nearly ten by sixteen feet, it anchors formal living rooms, grand dining rooms, and generous open spaces where a full seating arrangement can rest comfortably on the field. To protect the naturally dyed colors, keep it out of direct sunlight, and rotate furniture placement occasionally so the pile wears evenly.
Origin and Construction
Every knot is tied by hand in resilient wool over a sturdy cotton foundation, the construction that replaced Kashan's earlier silk-and-cotton blends precisely because it endures generations of use. Routine care is simple: a standard vacuum, no harsh detergents, and with that minimal attention a rug like this serves for decades, as so many Kashans already have. As a direct importer, Rugs.net offers free shipping and free returns to all 50 states, same-day refunds, and our price beat guarantee.
