19th Century Persian Farahan in Allover Herati Pattern in Navy, Green, Burgundy

An exceptional and rare 19th century oversized Persian Farahan rug, handwoven in Western Persia circa mid-1800s. This mansion-size antique rug features a highly sought-after allover Herati pattern, rendered with remarkable finesse in a rich navy blue field and accented by tones of brick red, soft green, pale yellow, ivory, and light blue. The elegant border introduces additional hues, including pink, red, cream, and golden yellow, creating a beautifully balanced and harmonious composition. Crafted during the height of the Farahan weaving tradition, this rug exemplifies the region’s signature aesthetic—fine knotting, delicate symmetry, and sophisticated color sensibility. Though the piece exhibits a short pile and some wear consistent with age, the clarity of design and vibrancy of color remain compelling, enhancing its authenticity and collectible appeal. Oversized Persian rugs from the 19th century are exceptionally rare, especially in the Farahan style, making this an outstanding opportunity for collectors, designers, and connoisseurs of antique Persian carpets. Its grand scale and refined visual presence make it an ideal centerpiece for luxury interiors, from traditional residences to curated contemporary spaces. This antique Farahan rug is a testament to Persian artistry, offering not only historical significance but also enduring elegance for the most discerning interiors. Dimensions: 13’ 6“’ x 17’ 6” Date of Manufacture: 3rd Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: Persia Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation with natural vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 1078 Mansion-size rugs, 19th century Persian rugs, Allover Herati Pattern Rugs, Oversized Farahan Rugs, Mansion Size Rugs...

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Workshop of legendary master weaver Mohtasham is one of the most remarkable chapters in Rug history. He is said to have settled in Kashan at the end of the 19th century to Revive knotting artistry. In fact, knotting in Kashan did indeed gained important momentum. Mohtashem created a wonderful, unmistakable style. Rugs in this style are now referred to as Mohtashem Kashan and are highly valued around the world. A few ways to spot a Mohtasham is its Manchester wool and purple silk on the sides. Reference Hali Magazine Issue 35 pages 45-49. The best of Kashan’s from the late 19th and early 20th century are referred to as Motasham Kashan’s. They are some of the most finely woven of all Persian rugs...

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