Persian rug Ardebil Iran early 20th century

Exceptional persian ardebil rug in velvet and cotton, iran, early 20th century. The history of ardebil rugs is intrinsically linked to the city of ardebil, located in northwestern iran. These rugs, beyond their aesthetic and utilitarian value, are true masterpieces representing persian heritage and tradition. The city of ardebil, located in a region traditionally associated with the production of high-quality rugs, has become famous in particular thanks to one rug in particular: the ardebil rug. Made from high-quality wool on a cotton warp, their dyes are natural to obtain a range of bright and durable colors. Ardebil rugs are often recognized for their floral patterns, central medallions and detailed borders. Originally from iran, this ardebil rug is distinguished by its elegant velvet construction, supported by a solid foundation of meticulously hand-knotted cotton. Every detail reflects the exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into its creation representing hours of dedication and passion. Generous dimensions: ideal for a large space, measuring 325 X 230 cm. Condition: although in good condition, it has slight signs of wear that tell the story of its years, adding to its charm.