One-of-a-kind

KashmarHand KnottedRug

Brown / Dark red296 x 401 cm

Kashmar rugs originate from the city of the same name in the Middle East, a region with a long-standing reputation for producing some of the most sophisticated and visually complex carpets in the world. These rugs are highly regarded for their ability to blend historical design motifs with a distinct, refined aesthetic that has evolved over many generations.

The hallmark of a traditional Kashmar is its dense, durable construction and the use of high-quality materials. These rugs are often characterised by their focus on longevity, with foundations designed to support intricate patterns that remain clear and vivid even after years of use. This structural integrity is a direct result of the disciplined craft techniques passed down through local weaving families.

Visually, these pieces are famous for their large, central medallions and the elaborate 'under-the-tree' or floral patterns that fill the field. The borders are typically wide and filled with detailed botanical work, often featuring a harmony of deep red and blue tones that ground the more delicate floral elements. This specific rug captures these signature elements with exceptional clarity.

Collectors value Kashmar rugs for their cultural weight and the undeniable skill required to produce them. By owning a piece from this tradition, you are continuing a legacy of artistry that spans centuries. Each rug serves as a document of the weaver's expertise and the cultural pride of the region, making it a meaningful addition to any home collection.

This rug is entirely hand-knotted by skilled artisans, a process that requires significant time and unwavering precision. Each individual knot is tied by hand, resulting in a robust and dense structure that creates a firm, durable pile capable of withstanding years of daily use while maintaining its shape.

With a total weight of 59.3 kg across its generous 401 x 296 cm frame, this rug demonstrates a high density of materials. This weight is a testament to the sheer volume of high-quality wool used and the intensive labour required to complete such a large, complex project, ensuring a final product that is both substantial and resilient.