This elegant hand-knotted Kashan LoomBloom rug from Iran showcases the rich heritage of Persian weaving in a generous 9'4" x 13'4" format. Set on a deep navy field, the rug features beautifully detailed floral motifs in ivory, beige, blue, green, brown, and rust, creating a sophisticated contrast that enhances both traditional and contemporary interiors. The intricately designed central medallion radiates gracefully across the surface, highlighted by a dense 0.5-inch wool pile that provides plush softness, depth, and exceptional pattern clarity.
Classic vine work and multi-layered borders frame the composition with perfect symmetry, reinforcing the refined structure Kashan rugs are celebrated for. Hand-knotted on a durable cotton foundation, this vintage piece remains in excellent condition with no stains, tears, low pile, or odors—preserving its original texture, strength, and elegance.
Ideal for large living rooms, dining spaces, formal settings, and high-end design projects, this substantial Kashan rug serves as a sophisticated anchor piece. Its timeless design, superior craftsmanship, and enduring durability make it an outstanding choice for buyers seeking an authentic Persian rug that blends luxury, heritage, and long-term value.
- Exact Size: 9'4"x13'4"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Navy, Ivory, Beige, Blue, Green, Brown, Rust, Multi,
- Origin: Iran
- Pile Height: 0.5 inch
- Condition: Vintage
- Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition
- Rug#: LBR19967
Story Behind the Art : The Boteh, the Farsi term for the iconic paisley motif, is one of the most recognizable and symbolically rich designs in Oriental rug history. This teardrop-shaped figure appears in countless variations—ranging from intricate and highly detailed renditions to more geometric, minimalist interpretations. Resembling a curved leaf or a flame, the boteh is believed to represent themes of fertility, life, rejuvenation, and the Persian garden ideal. Some scholars associate it with pinecones or the cypress tree, while others interpret it as a symbolic flame or even a stylized seed of life. Whether simple or complex, the boteh motif is a cornerstone of Persian decorative arts, adding cultural depth and historical resonance to any rug in which it appears.
