11 x 17 - Red Vintage Persian Kerman Rug - 78342
11 x 17 - Red Vintage Persian Kerman Rug - 78342
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● Vacuum with the beater bar off and always in the direction of the pile.
● Rotate 180° every 6 months for even wear and sun-fade balance.
● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.
● Use a breathable rug pad to prevent slipping and fiber stress.
● Schedule a professional hand-wash every 3–5 years (sooner for high-traffic or pets).
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Description:-
78342 Vintage Persian Lavar Kerman Rug, 11'03 x 16'11.
The Elysian Parterre: A Vintage Lavar Kerman Masterpiece of Palatial Splendor
An evocative expression of aristocratic grandeur, this hand-knotted wool vintage Lavar Kerman rug celebrates the distinguished artistry of the legendary Qaleh Mohtasham Garden tradition, drawing inspiration from the magnificent carpets of 19th-century Kerman. Its elaborate composition evokes the architectural splendor of royal pleasure gardens, where ornamental geometry, botanical abundance, and artistic symbolism converged in a celebration of earthly paradise. Inspired by the classical Chahar Bagh, or four-part garden, the design unfolds through an intricate arrangement of interconnected compartments, recalling the magnificent courtyards and secluded pavilions of historic Persian estates. Saturated jewel tones of garnet, lapis, emerald, and turquoise mingle with gilded accents, creating an atmosphere of sumptuous extravagance reminiscent of palatial interiors and the decorative opulence of the Qajar era.
Commanding the exceptional composition is a magnificent oval medallion surrounded by elaborate acanthus scrolls, curling rinceaux, and architectural cartouches, its midnight-blue interior overflowing with flowering bouquets. The medallion serves as the symbolic heart of the garden, representing harmony, spiritual contemplation, and the eternal beauty of nature. Encircling this centerpiece, a meticulously arranged network of crimson panels forms an ornamental framework adorned with delicate blossoms and arabesque vines. Roses evoke love and devotion, while peonies signify prosperity, nobility, and honor. Interspersed lotus flowers suggest purity and enlightenment, complemented by miniature rosettes associated with celestial order and the cyclical passage of time. Each compartment becomes an intimate botanical sanctuary, capturing the poetic relationship between cultivated landscapes and the divine imagination.
Surrounding the central garden is an striking architectural border distinguished by repeating vase-filled cartouches, intricate floral arrangements, and lavish foliate ornamentation. Against a dramatic navy backdrop, magnificent urns overflow with blossoms, recalling the ceremonial vessels that adorned royal residences and aristocratic conservatories. Traditionally, the vase symbolizes abundance, hospitality, and the nurturing forces of life, while its flowering branches express regeneration and continuity. Elaborate golden tracery connects these botanical alcoves, creating a succession of ornamental niches inspired by classical Islamic architecture and illuminated manuscripts. The interplay of sculptural contours, jewel-like coloration, and miniature floral detailing reveals the extraordinary precision associated with accomplished Kerman workshops. A discreet woven inscription introduces an intriguing element of authorship, lending this distinguished textile an additional dimension of historical character.
Possessing the commanding presence of an exquisite work of art, this vintage Lavar Kerman rug embodies the prestige of an heirloom destined for interiors of impeccable distinction. Its monumental proportions and sumptuous ornamentation establish a breathtaking foundation for French château residences, Italian Renaissance villas, Georgian manor houses, and exclusive collector estates. Equally compelling within an opulent library, formal salon, or grand reception room, its architectural composition invites admiration from every vantage point. Beyond its visual magnificence lies a profound connection to generations of master weavers whose knowledge transformed wool into enduring expressions of cultural identity. A celebration of connoisseurship, artistic legacy, and cultivated taste, this remarkable acquisition offers the privilege of inhabiting an extraordinary masterpiece where the splendor of a paradise garden remains forever in bloom.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Iran.
- Measures: 11'03 x 16'11.
- Hotel Lobby Size Carpet 11 x 17 Rug.
- Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.
