Enduring Persian design tradition finds luminous expression in this hand-knotted Indo Kashan, a celebration of centuries-old weaving mastery executed with remarkable clarity. Set against a radiant ivory field, a symmetrical floral garden unfolds in exquisite detail—coral-rose palmettes extend gracefully from scrolling green vines, while sapphire blue rosettes punctuate the composition with jewel-like brilliance.
The classical central medallion anchors the design with balanced geometry, its layered floral heart radiating outward in harmonious symmetry that reflects the mathematical precision of authentic Persian motifs. Surrounding this serene interior is a dramatic midnight navy border, richly populated with dense floral ornamentation in coral, cream, and forest green, elevating the composition with contrast and depth.
Hand-knotted using traditional techniques, this Persian style wool rug offers exceptional knot density and long-term durability supported by cotton foundation threads. Ideal for formal living rooms, dining spaces, or statement entryways, this Indo Kashan represents classical elegance with enduring value.
- Exact Size: 3x5
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Ivory, Midnight Blue, Green, Rose, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.6 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR20396
Story Behind the Art: Indo-Kashan rugs are an elegant Indian homage to the celebrated carpets of Kashan, Iran—masterworks that rose to fame in the refined Safavid era. Today’s “Indo” versions are expertly hand-knotted in Indian weaving centers such as Jaipur and Bhadohi, carrying that same regal spirit into contemporary interiors. Known for their classic, formal beauty, Indo-Kashans instantly evoke old-world sophistication and palace-like grandeur.
Most follow the iconic Medallion-and-Corner layout—often compared to an ornate book cover—featuring a central diamond-shaped medallion framed by richly detailed floral vines, palmettes, and arabesque scrolls. Some designs shift to the timeless “Shah Abbas” style, where an all-over floral field replaces the central medallion for a more continuous, garden-like look. Crafted with a dense hand-knot count (typically around 150–250 knots per square inch), these rugs use a 100% wool pile on a cotton foundation. Finer pieces may be woven with premium New Zealand wool for a smoother, luminous finish, and select styles add subtle silk highlights to give the floral details a soft, shimmering glow.
