Vintage Hand-Woven Middle Eastern Oriental Hamadan Rug, 1960s
- Dimensions :
- H1 x W210 x D125
- Color :
- multicolour
- Material :
- wool/cotton
- Style :
- vintage
This hand-woven Hamadan rug from the 1960s is an example of a traditional Persian village rug an object where utilitarian function meets local handicraft culture. The presented piece has a particularly attractive, maximalist character. Its composition is formed by a monumental, geometrically shaped central medallion, surrounded by rhythmically placed floral motifs and small ornaments. The entire piece is completed by an elaborate border system. The palette is deep and refined: burgundy red, navy blue, black, terracotta, cream, and muted ochre. The contrast between the dark, almost wine-red background and the intermittent accents of other shades is intriguing. This gives the rug a depth characteristic of older textiles: on the one hand, it is decoratively rich, on the other, it remains tonally calm. Years of use and natural aging have further softened the colors, giving the surface a distinctive, uneven tone. This patina makes the rug look anything but contemporary, representing an authentic object with its own history. The rug is in its original vintage condition, with clear signs of wear from years of use, which should be considered an integral part of its character. It has uneven pile wear, abrasions within the rug's field, unevenly preserved fringes (with visible shortening, loosening, and individual missing pieces), edge wear, and in some places, a loss of the original pile density is visible. There are natural tonal variations and local color changes due to age and exposure. The surface has the patina and texture variations characteristic of a vintage rug. Before shipping, the rug will be professionally cleaned and ready for use. The colors of the products shown in the photos may differ slightly from the actual ones. This is due to individual monitor settings and lighting conditions – the photos were taken in artificial light, which may affect the perception of colors. However, we strive to ensure that the photos reflect the actual appearance of the product
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