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Kerman
Kerman rugs are famous throughout the world for their soft, pastel palettes and the refined elegance of their curvilinear floral designs. This outstanding example is built around a large navy blue diamond medallion that anchors a generous ivory field filled with roses, peonies, and curving vines in the city's characteristic painterly style. The antique-wash finish — a traditional technique applied to many Kerman rugs to soften the colours and give the surface a beautiful aged quality — gives this piece the appearance of a rug several decades older than it is, with all the visual warmth and mellowness of a true antique. A rug of extraordinary decorative power.
Kerman Ivory Medallion — Antique Wash
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Care
Vacuum with low suction. Professional cleaning every 5 years. Avoid direct sunlight to preserve pale palette.
| Origin | Kerman |
| Country | Iran |
| Type | Traditional |
| Category | Isfahan |
| Material | Fine Kerman wool on cotton foundation |
| Foundation | Cotton warp and weft |
| Pattern | Diamond Medallion with Curvilinear Field |
| Colors | Ivory, Beige, Navy, Gold, Rose, Sage |
| Dimensions | 7'7" × 11'2" (230 × 340 cm) |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Pile Height | 13 mm |
| Knot Density | 160 knots per square inch |
| Age | Semi-Antique (50–80 years) |
| Condition | Excellent — antique-washed finish |
| Weight | 24 kg |
| Handmade | Yes — Hand-Knotted |
Kerman (also spelled Kirman) lies in the southeast of Iran and has produced carpets of exceptional beauty and commercial sophistication since the seventeenth century. The city's weavers were the first to adopt the large-scale floral rose designs that became internationally famous in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This rug was woven in a Kerman city workshop using the fine local wool for which the region has always been celebrated.
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