LoomBloom 9'10''x12'8'' Fuchsia Aqua Kerman Traditional Medallion Vegetable Dyes Wool Hand Knotted Oriental Area Rug

Vintage and in excellent condition, this hand knotted Bakhtiari wool runner from western Iran has been professionally cleaned, restored, and prepared for immediate use. The rust red field is covered in an all-over arrangement of geometric tribal motifs in navy, gold, turquoise, blush, and tan, creating a dynamic composition rich in visual interest. Stylized animal and human figures woven throughout the design add a distinctive folk art quality characteristic of Bakhtiari tribal weaving. The uninterrupted pattern extends seamlessly across the entire length of the runner without a central medallion, allowing the design to maintain its rhythm from every angle. A complementary tan and navy border frames the composition without competing with the intricate field. Vegetable dyes give the rust and navy tones exceptional depth and warmth that have matured beautifully over time.

• Exact Size: 9'10"x12'8"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Fuschia, Aqua, Navy, Ivory, Blue, Green, Mint, Gold, Pink
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: LBR21208

Story Behind the Art: Originating in the historic city of Kerman in southeastern Iran, Kerman rugs have been celebrated for their exceptional craftsmanship and refined artistry since the Safavid era. Renowned for their fine weave, intricate detailing, and extraordinary range of colors, these hand knotted rugs feature an impressive variety of designs, including floral medallions, Shah Abbasi patterns, garden scenes, vase compositions, tree-of-life motifs, hunting scenes, boteh designs, and elaborate all-over florals. Among the most iconic styles is the vase pattern, where repeating boteh or vase motifs are arranged across richly decorated fields accented by scrolling vines and palmettes. Kerman rugs are distinguished by their graceful compositions, architectural borders, and sophisticated use of color, often incorporating fifteen to thirty carefully balanced hues within a single piece. Requiring exceptional skill and craftsmanship, many Kerman rugs take more than a year to complete, resulting in heirloom-quality works admired for their elegance, technical precision, and enduring appeal.