Pacific Hamadan 43590 Red Navy Traditional Hand Knotted Rug 43066 Originating from the Khorasan province

Originating from the Khorasan province in northeastern Iran

and finely detailed borders

Kashan rugs have a rich cultural heritage and are associated with the golden age of Persian carpet weaving

Carefully hand knotted by experienced artisans

the Herati pattern consists of a central rosette surrounded by leaves or fish

Pacific Hamadan 43590 Red Navy Traditional Hand Knotted Rug 43066 Originating from the Khorasan provinceHand knotted rugs are made by tying individual knots around the warp threads. This ancient weaving technique results in a sturdy, durable rug that can last for generations. Hamadan rugs are a type of hand knotted rug that originates from the city of Hamadan in Iran. They are usually made with heavy cotton shot of weft (single wefted) and are known for their thick, plush piles. Hamadan rugs often feature geometric patterns and subdued colors, making