11 x 17 Vintage Persian Hamadan Rug 74944

74944 Vintage Persian Hamadan Rug, 10'06 x 17'02.

Emulating regal charm with traditional sensibility, this hand knotted wool vintage Persian Hamadan rug is a captivating vision of woven beauty. The intricate floral design and sophisticated color palette woven into this piece work together to bring forth a look of pure decadence. An ivory and sky blue cusped medallion decorated with a rose quatrefoil lobe takes center stage. The allover pattern of floral sprays surrounds the medallion and covers the abrashed red field. From each of the four sides is a vase overflowing with roses and flowers unifying the composition. Ornate corner spandrels outlined in frondescence and acanthus scrolls are embellished with delicate rosettes, florals, and leafy tendrils. A small ivory border flanked by a series of meandering rosette and ribbon guard band create a beautiful frame. Elegant in style and luscious in color this palatial Persian rug has a stunning presence.

Well-suited for a wide range of interior styles: Baroque, Regency, Louis XIV, Louis XI, Louis XV, Victorian, Medieval, Henry VIII, French, Rococo, Hepplewhite, Hollywood Regency, Queen Anne, Tudor, Chippendale, Neoclassical, Jacobean, Traditional, English, Old World, Contemporary, Arts & Crafts, and Eclectic. Perfect for state room, great room, private Chambers, drawing room, bedroom, front room, living room, game room, billiard room, library, music room, office, studio, study or formal sitting room. Whether in a formal setting with elaborate furnishings or in an Ottoman style interior, this antique palace size rug will bring vibrant life where it is displayed. Perfect for layering with silk, fur, velvet and pairing with Lucite, chrome, marble, high-shine and lacquered surfaces, mirrored objects, and crystal chandeliers.

• Rendered in variegated shades of red, navy blue, ivory, rose, sky blue, and tan with other accent colors.
• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Iran (Persia). Kabudarahang.
• Measures: 10'06 x 17'02.
• Date: Mid-20th Century.