| Exact size in ft: | Width: 5' x Length: 7'9" |
| Size in Inch: | Width: 60 in x Length: 93 in |
| Exact Size in meters: | Length: 2.37 m x Width: 1.53 m |
| Some of many colors in this rug: | ivory, warm white, steel blue, periwinkle blue, navy blue, soft pink, dusty rose, warm taupe, golden brown, dark green, forest green, sage green, burgundy, deep crimson, chocolate brown, rust brown, light blue, sky blue, slate grey, charcoal, black, pale blush, antique white, caramel, amber, olive green, muted gold, lavender grey, soft teal, warm beige |
| Woven: | 100% Handmade and Hand-knotted |
| Foundation: | Cotton |
| Pile: | 50% Wool | 50% Silk |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Style: | Elegant classical Persian floral medallion wool and silk |
| Origin: | Persian Isfahan | Signed Darri |
| KPSI: | 550 - 600 |
| Condition: | Excellent | never used |
5' x 7'9" Persian Isfahan Wool & Silk Rug, Signed Darri
This exceptional 5' x 7'9" Persian Isfahan rug represents one of the finest traditions in Persian weaving, hand-knotted with a luxurious blend of 50% wool and 50% silk on a cotton foundation. Isfahan rugs are widely regarded as among the most prestigious in the world, and this piece fully embodies that legacy, with every inch radiating precision, elegance, and the kind of refined artistry that can only be achieved through years of mastery. The rug is in excellent, never-used condition, making it as much an investment as it is a statement piece for any room it graces.
Design, Motifs and Patterns
At the heart of the composition sits a grand central medallion rendered in soft taupe and warm golden-brown tones, its elaborate scrolling contours filled with intricate floral arabesques and delicate palmette forms. Cascading outward from the medallion are sweeping vinery branches bearing clusters of blue cornflower sprays, gracefully arching toward the border while full-blown pink peonies and deep crimson roses bloom throughout the ivory field in balanced symmetry. The border system is equally elaborate, with the main border carrying a repeating series of alternating lobed cartouches filled with black-ground floral medallions and sage-green floral medallions on a warm taupe ground, framed by inner and outer guard borders of navy blue arabesque scrollwork on contrasting dark grounds. The result is a composition of extraordinary depth and visual movement.
Colors and Their Placement
The dominant ground of the central field is a warm, luminous ivory that serves as a pristine canvas for the design, creating an airy, light-filled aesthetic. Against this ivory ground, the most visually commanding element is the large central medallion rendered in soft warm taupe and muted golden-brown, outlined in deep navy blue scrollwork that gives it dramatic definition. Fanning outward from the medallion are dense cascading sprays of steel blue and periwinkle cornflowers, one of the most striking color notes in the rug, which fan out like fountains across the ivory field. Interspersed among these blue flower clusters are full-bloom pink peonies ranging from soft blush to deep dusty rose, each with dark burgundy-red centers that add a rich jewel-like contrast. Scattered throughout the field as well are smaller open blooms in the same soft pink tones with ivory petals and crimson hearts, connected by sinuous dark green and brown vine stems that weave naturally across the surface. The pendant medallion halves at the top and bottom of the field echo the central medallion's taupe and navy palette. The wide main border sits on a warm tan-beige ground and is filled with alternating cartouches, with one set featuring bold black-ground medallions with white and crimson floral interiors, while the alternating set features sage green cartouches with soft pink and white blooms nestled inside. Flanking the main border are two navy blue guard stripes carrying a continuous ivory arabesque scroll pattern, and the outermost guard border runs in a rich chocolate brown with small multicolor rosettes. The ivory silk pile catches the light and gives the entire surface a gentle luminosity that shifts as you walk around the rug.
Isfahan Wool & Silk Rugs, Signed by Darri
Isfahan wool and silk rugs are considered the crown jewel of Persian weaving, produced in the historic city of Isfahan in central Iran by master craftsmen who inherit their skills across generations. The incorporation of silk into the pile alongside premium wool creates a surface that is simultaneously soft and resilient, with the silk threads catching light to produce the characteristic shimmer that sets these rugs apart from all others. This particular rug bears the woven signature of its master weaver Darri, inscribed in Persian script along the lower border, a mark of authenticity and individual artistry that significantly elevates its collectible and investment value.