One-of-a-kind

HamadanHand KnottedRug

Black / Dark red82 x 166 cm

Hamadan rugs take their name from one of the oldest cities in the Middle East, a historic hub located on the ancient trade routes that connected diverse cultures across the region. Weaving in this area is a time-honoured tradition, with local families passing down unique techniques and design sensibilities through generations to create rugs that are as resilient as they are beautiful.

The term Hamadan encompasses a wide variety of village-woven styles, known for their sturdy construction and use of high-quality Wool. These rugs are often characterised by their focus on durability, utilising techniques that have been refined over centuries to produce pieces that can withstand the rigours of daily life while maintaining their aesthetic appeal.

Visually, these rugs are celebrated for their bold geometric language and harmonious colour palettes. Often featuring a central medallion surrounded by stylised floral elements or repeating patterns, they reflect the artistic spirit of the weavers. The borders are frequently decorated with intricate motifs that frame the field, providing a sense of balance and completeness to the design.

Collecting a rug from this tradition is an investment in cultural heritage. Because each piece is created by hand in a village setting, it carries the distinct personality of the weaver and the region. Owning one means holding a piece of history that continues to tell its story in your home, celebrated for its authentic craft and enduring quality.

This rug is meticulously hand-knotted by skilled artisans who dedicate significant time to ensure each detail is perfectly placed. The process involves a high level of precision, where thousands of individual knots are tied by hand to create a dense and resilient pile that is built to last for generations.

The construction quality is further highlighted by the substantial weight of the piece, which at 4.8 kg for its size, indicates a dense use of premium Wool. This density is the result of focused manual effort, ensuring the motifs remain sharp and the rug maintains its structure even after years of use in your home.