Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet
Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet

Early 20th Century Persian Hamedan Carpet

Stock ID: #25731
General Rug Type: Persian Informal
Specific Rug Type: Hamadan
Circa: 1920
Ground Color: Red Rust
Origin: Persia
Material: Wool
Weave: Pile - Knotted
Shape: Rectangle
Width: 2' 6" ( 76 cm )
Length: 11' 4" ( 345 cm )
Description
Hamadan

The old city of Echatana in southern Azerhaijan province, Persia. Rugs called ‘Hamadan’ are not made in the city, but only marketed there. They are woven in 100’s of Kurdish villages and tribal encampments in the surrounding area, in a welter of designs and qualities. Pile is all wool on a wool or cotton foundation, knots Turkish with semi-geometric to semi-floral designs, in sizes tending to scatters and runners. The best old pieces have camel border and fields (see Hamadan-Camel). Production of these inexpensive rugs continues unabated, and many 1000’s of them are woven annually.

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