Celebrate the beauty of traditional craftsmanship with this hand-knotted Kerman wool area rug, thoughtfully designed to bring timeless sophistication and refined character to your interior. Expertly woven from premium wool, the rug features an elegant floral composition highlighted by decorative medallions, flowing vines, delicate blossoms, and intricately detailed borders that reflect the enduring appeal of classic Kerman design. A rich emerald green field is beautifully balanced by warm ivory, muted gold, soft blue, blush, and subtle earth-tone accents, creating a vibrant yet harmonious palette that complements both traditional and transitional décor. The dense hand-knotted construction provides exceptional durability while maintaining a naturally soft and comfortable surface underfoot, making it an ideal addition to living rooms, formal dining rooms, bedrooms, libraries, and executive offices. Every rug is individually handcrafted by experienced artisans whose attention to detail produces remarkable texture, depth, and heirloom-quality craftsmanship. Its elegant pattern and balanced proportions create a sophisticated focal point while blending effortlessly with surrounding furnishings and décor. Slight variations in weave, pile direction, and color are natural features of authentic handmade rugs and enhance the individuality of every piece. Because wool fibers respond to changing light, subtle shifts in color may occur throughout the day, while monitor settings can also affect how colors appear. For the most accurate representation, we recommend viewing the accompanying product video before making your purchase.
- Exact Size: 10x14'4"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Emerald, Ivory, Rose, Tan, Blue, Peah, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.75 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR20853
Story Behind the Art: Kerman has held an important place in the history of fine rug making since the Safavid period, when its workshops became known for refined weaving, elaborate ornament, and unusually sophisticated use of color. Rugs associated with this south-eastern Iranian city often feature central medallions surrounded by floral or architectural borders, although the tradition also includes garden layouts, vase designs, tree-of-life compositions, hunting scenes, animal motifs, stripes, and all-over boteh patterns. One of the most recognizable Kerman formats presents repeated vases or boteh forms among dense arrangements of blossoms, palmettes, and scrolling foliage. The elegance of these rugs comes from the combination of a fine weave, delicate drawing, and a broad, carefully balanced palette. Individual pieces may require extensive production time and can incorporate numerous shades to achieve their characteristic depth and harmony. Kerman rugs remain highly regarded for their graceful detail, decorative richness, and enduring appeal as examples of sophisticated workshop craftsmanship.
