Celeste Rugs 12'5''x16'5'' Hand Knotted Wool 300 KPSI Red Kerman Traditional Botanical Rug

Celeste Rugs 12'5''x16'5'' Hand Knotted Wool 300 KPSI Red Kerman Traditional Botanical RugVintage Persian Kerman LoomBloom Hand Knotted Wool Area Rug 12'5"x16'5" a grand statement of luxury and artistry. This large vintage Persian rug showcases a vibrant red field with subtle orange undertones, adorned with exquisite botanical and floral motifs in navy, gold, ivory, green, and brown. A deep navy border elegantly frames the composition, adding depth and balance to this timeless design. Expertly hand knotted in fine wool at approximately 300

Vintage Persian Kerman LoomBloom Hand Knotted Wool Area Rug 12'5"x16'5" – a grand statement of luxury and artistry. This large vintage Persian rug showcases a vibrant red field with subtle orange undertones, adorned with exquisite botanical and floral motifs in navy, gold, ivory, green, and brown. A deep navy border elegantly frames the composition, adding depth and balance to this timeless design. Expertly hand knotted in fine wool at approximately 300 knots per square inch, this authentic Kerman rug features a low 0.25" pile for both durability and comfort. Renowned for their intricate detailing and long-lasting quality, Persian Kerman rugs like this one are prized collector’s pieces that elevate any interior. Ideal for spacious living rooms, dining areas, or grand entryways, it brings warmth, sophistication, and Persian heritage to your home.

• Exact Size: 12'5"x16'5"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Red, Orange, Undertone Navy, Gold, Ivory, Green, Brown, Multi,
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.25 inch
• Condition: Vintage
• Condition Description: Vintage
• Rug#: CL19571
• Kpsi: 300

Story Behind the Art: Celebrated for their superb craftsmanship and artistic complexity, Kerman rugs take their name from the historic city of Kerman in southeastern Iran, a renowned center of Persian rug production since the Safavid dynasty (1501–1732). These rugs are admired for their fine knotting, intricate patterns, and exceptional use of color, often incorporating 15 to 30 distinct hues and requiring over a year to complete each piece. Traditional Kerman designs often highlight a central medallion surrounded by floral or architectural motifs within beautifully detailed borders. Variations include the Shah Abbasi medallion-and-corner layout, garden scenes, vase compositions, tree of life depictions, hunting imagery, and boteh (paisley) motifs arranged in all-over or striped patterns. Among these, the vase and boteh designs are perhaps the most iconic—showcasing repeating vases, blossoms, and palmettes that evoke natural elegance and balance. What distinguishes a Kerman rug is its refined weave, artistic harmony, and luminous palette, blending tradition and luxury into a textile that reflects centuries of Persian mastery and aesthetic sophistication.