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Hamadan Medallion Tree Crimson

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Dimensions128 × 219 cm
MaterialWool
Weavehand knotted
100% Hand-KnottedHighland wool & vegetable dyes
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Signed ProvenanceCertificate of Authenticity
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The Hamadan weaving district of western Iran — encompassing dozens of Kurdish and Luri tribal villages — has produced some of Persia's most characterful hand-knotted rugs for centuries, prized for their robust single-weft construction, saturated vegetable-derived palettes, and uninhibited tribal energy.

This 128x219 cm piece presents a stacked medallion composition in which two bold navy diamond lobes are suspended against a field of deep madder red, united by a sinuous tree-of-life axis that rises from a densely blooming lower register of open rosettes and stylized palmettes toward a compressed upper medallion anchored near the apex; saffron orange, cobalt blue, rose pink, and ivory accents punctuate the field with a controlled exuberance typical of the Hamadan villages around Tuyserkan and Nahavand.

The border system is well-resolved — a principal stripe of reciprocal vine-and-flower cartouches in dark red and orange flanked by narrow reciprocal-tooth guard bands — lending the composition a satisfying architectural containment. The wool pile carries the characteristic slight lustre of highland Iranian fleece, and the color transitions between navy and red read with the graphic immediacy of tribal work rather than the tightly curvilinear refinement of court-city weaving. A piece of forthright regional character that commands attention without ornamentation for its own sake, equally suited to a serious collector's study or a room that demands authentic textile presence.

Motif & Symbolic Elements

Elongated diamond medallions with serrated edges, stylized tree-of-life stem rising through the central axis, rosette florals, abstracted palmettes, curvilinear vine scrolls, and small boteh-like secondary fills scattered across the field

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Heirloom Hand-Knotting

Tied knot by knot in Iran to last for generations.

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Naturally Stain-Resistant

Lanolin-rich wool repels everyday spills and wear.

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Soft Wool & Silk

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Archival Provenance · Iran
Archival Provenance · Iran

Crafted for Centuries, Not Seasons

Individually sourced from master looms in Tabriz, Isfahan, Kashan, Qum, and Nain—never machine-made or chemically coated.

Zero Latex or Synthetic Backing

Pure cotton or silk foundations breathe naturally on timber and marble floors without trapping humidity.

Long-Staple Combed Fibers

Combed highland wool resists shedding and grows softer and more lustrous with every decade of use.

Certified One-of-One Artistry

Months of hand-knotting ensure no two pieces share the exact same tension, border cadence, or abrash depth.

Compare hand knotted, machine made and hand tufted rugs by manufacturing method, feel, room suitability, lifespan, materials, care and customisation.

Rug Comparison Guide

Illustrative folded hand knotted rug showing its pile and backing

Hand Knotted

Crafted knot by knot. Made for generations.

Persian · Modern · Tribal

This rug’s construction
Illustrative folded machine made rug showing its pile and backing

Machine Made

Fine detail. A beautifully consistent finish.

Bespoke collection

Illustrative folded hand tufted rug showing its pile and backing

Hand Tufted

Your shape, your palette, your feel.

Custom rugs

Manufacturing method

Individually hand tied

Each knot is tied onto a woven foundation.

Precision machine woven

A powered loom creates a fine, uniform weave.

Tufted by hand

Yarn is inserted into a canvas, then backed and finished.

Feel

Naturally soft

Varies with fibre, knot quality and pile height.

Soft to exceptionally soft

Extremely soft in pure silk; soft in wool. Other fibres vary.

Customisable

Adjust pile height and density for a plush or firmer feel.

Perfect for

Across the home

Durable wool for busy rooms; silk-rich pieces for quieter spaces.

Comfort & decorative detail

Living rooms and bedrooms. Choose the fibre for your foot traffic.

Across the home, tailored to you

Specify wool for everyday use or silk accents for gentler spaces.

Lifespan

Can last 100+ years*

Heirloom potential with appropriate care and repair.

Around 10 years*

An indicative lifespan with suitable use and care.

Up to 20 years*

With proper care of the pile and backing.

Materials

Natural wool & silk

The balance of wool and silk varies by rug.

Varies by design

Wool, bamboo silk and other options. Check the listed material.

Wool & bamboo silk

Choose your material and blend to suit the brief.

Care

Vacuum gently

Rotate periodically. Specialist cleaning for silk and deep cleans.

Follow the fibre

Gentle vacuuming. Silk and bamboo silk need particular spill care.

Protect the backing

Gentle vacuuming; avoid soaking. Use a specialist for deep cleaning.

Customisation

Choose your piece

Find the right size, pattern and palette in the collection.

Choose your size

Available dimensions vary by design.

Fully made for you

Shape, size, palette, material, pile height and density.

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*Lifespans are indicative, with suitable use and care. Fibre, construction, backing and foot traffic affect longevity. Silk and bamboo silk need more delicate care than wool. Construction images are illustrative.

Hamadan Medallion Tree Crimson

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