Vintage Persian Hamadan Runner beige carried across borders and centuries

carried across borders and centuries by weavers who settled in Afghanistan and never put the craft down

a balance between Afghan weaving tradition and contemporary design

takes years of skill to master

One of a kind Semi-Antique Persian rug with unique a colour way and a Throne of Jamshed pattern

a city in western Iran that sits at a cultural crossroads between the bold geometric traditions of Hamadan and the more refined floral aesthetics of Sarouk and Farahan

Vintage Persian Hamadan Runner beige carried across borders and centuriesThe Hamadan region of western Iran is home to over 1,500 weaving villages, each with their own patterns, their own colour sensibility, and their own interpretation of the craft. No central workshop, no shared pattern book. What gets called a Hamadan rug is actually the product of hundreds of distinct communities, which is why these rugs have a character that more uniform weaving traditions simply cannot replicate. This rug is hand knotted from hand