Celeste Rugs 9'8''x12'7'' Hand Knotted Traditional Kashan Master Weaver Signed Coral Wool Oriental Area Rug

Celeste Rugs 9'8''x12'7'' Hand Knotted Traditional Kashan Master Weaver Signed Coral Wool Oriental Area RugThis exquisite LoomBloom hand knotted Kashan rug from Iran stands as a premium example of traditional Persian artistry, offering collectors and designers the elegance expected from a high end vintage Persian piece. Woven from fine wool with a 0. 5 inch medium pile, the rug features a glowing coral field accented by an intricately rendered navy medallionan iconic color pairing that communicates warmth, prestige, and sophistication. Classic Kashan

This exquisite LoomBloom hand-knotted Kashan rug from Iran stands as a premium example of traditional Persian artistry, offering collectors and designers the elegance expected from a high-end vintage Persian piece. Woven from fine wool with a 0.5-inch medium pile, the rug features a glowing coral field accented by an intricately rendered navy medallion—an iconic color pairing that communicates warmth, prestige, and sophistication. Classic Kashan motifs such as floral sprays, vase imagery, palmettes, and scrolling arabesques unfold across the rug with remarkable clarity. The palette incorporates coral, navy, ivory, gold, blue, and turquoise, giving the rug strong decorative impact. Sized at 9.8' x 12.7', it is ideal for luxury living rooms, formal dining areas, boutique commercial interiors, and high-end hospitality spaces. In excellent vintage condition, this rug reflects enduring craftsmanship and investment-grade appeal for those seeking authentic Persian design.

• Exact Size: 9'8"x12'7"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Coral, Navy, Ivory, Gold, Blue, Turquoise, Multi
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: Vintage
• Condition Description: Vintage in excellent condition
• Rug#: CL19963

Story Behind the Art: Kashan rugs originate from the historic city of Kashan, Iran—one of Persia’s most respected weaving centers. Renowned for their exceptional knot density and precise craftsmanship, these rugs often display flowing arabesques, vine scrollwork, rosettes, palmettes, and multilayered floral motifs arranged in intricate repeating patterns or medallion-centered layouts. Corner spandrels and pendant elements intensify the rich visual structure. During the 16th century, the Kashan aesthetic spread beyond Iran, influencing master weavers in regions of present-day Pakistan and India, where workshops began producing variations so refined they rivaled original Persian creations. Today, Kashan-style rugs remain emblematic of luxury, artistry, and the timeless sophistication associated with classical Persian design.