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11 x 21 - Red Antique Persian Qazvin Rug - 77432

11 x 21 - Red Antique Persian Qazvin Rug - 77432

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Rug Details

Origin: Iran
Code: 77432
Size: 11'00 x 21'00
Age: Antique
Color: Red
Description: Qazvin
Condition: used
Materials: Wool
Style: Traditional
Shape: Rectangular

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Care Instructions

● 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:-

77432 Antique Persian Qazvin Palace Rug, 11'00 x 21'00.

The Noble Magnate: A Late 19th Century Persian Qazvin Masterpiece of Splendor

Born from the accomplished weaving culture of the Late 19th Century, this hand-knotted wool antique Persian Qazvin rug possesses the commanding presence of a carpet intended for an important interior. Its monumental proportions provide an expansive stage for an intricate botanical vocabulary, while the absence of a dominant central medallion allows the ornament to flow across the field with remarkable continuity. Such scale, decorative sophistication, and surviving character give the stunning masterwork the stature of a collector’s heirloom—a mesmerizing remnant of an era when distinguished carpets conveyed discernment, prosperity, and cultivated taste.

Across the exceptional field unfolds an allover botanical arrangement populated by palmettes, rosettes, stylized blossoms, saz-like leaves, flowering sprays, and curling tendrils. Palmettes have long carried associations with flourishing life and abundance, while rosettes evoke beauty and the cyclical renewal of nature. The elongated serrated leaves introduce movement among the smaller blooms, creating a visual rhythm that recalls the ordered luxuriance of an idealized Persian garden. Interconnected vines reinforce the concept of continuity, binding individual elements into a unified vision of growth and regeneration.

The disciplined symmetry gives this profusion an almost architectural character. Floral clusters rise and unfold in measured intervals, allowing the eye to travel through the composition as though moving along the pathways of an enclosed pleasure garden. Here, botanical imagery becomes more than embellishment: flowers suggest vitality, leafy branches convey fecundity, and recurring vegetal forms express nature in perpetual renewal. The resulting atmosphere is immersive and stately, balancing lavish ornament with the dignified restraint prized by sophisticated collectors.

A broad botanical border forms a sumptuous enclosure, filled with scrolling foliage, lotus-derived forms, palmettes, blossoms, and interlacing arabesques. Finely articulated floral guard bands create successive frames around this principal register, heightening the sense of depth and ceremonial scale. With its imposing dimensions, time-softened surface, and striking density of hand-knotted detail, this antique Persian Qazvin offers the rare pleasure of living with an exquisite work of art that feels both historic and aristocratic—an extraordinary masterpiece capable of defining an estate, grand salon, private library, or evocative collection.

  • Abrash. Desirable age wear.
  • Hand-knotted wool.
  • Made in Iran (Persia).
  • Hotel Lobby Size Carpet 11 x 21 Rug.
  • Measures: 11'00 x 21'00.
  • Date: 1890's. Late 19th Century.