Kashan Rug - 392 cm x 292 cm
Design name: Kashan
Construction Method: Hand Knotted
Material: Wool
Primary Colour(s): Red
Size: 392 cm x 292 cm (approx)
Stock Number: #4030-039
About this design: Kashan
Few carpet origins can rival the esteemed reputation of Kashan. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and adherence to traditional production methods, Kashan represents the pinnacle of Persian rug-making. One of the most famous Persian carpets, the Ardabil rug housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, is believed to have been woven in this historic city, situated between Isfahan and Tehran. During the Persian Empire, Kashan was a vital trading hub along the legendary Silk Road, which remains significant to this day. However, the city’s prominence in trade has diminished over time.
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Kashan Rug - 392 cm x 292 cm
Design name: Kashan
Construction Method: Hand Knotted
Material: Wool
Primary Colour(s): Red
Size: 392 cm x 292 cm (approx)
Stock Number: #4030-039
About this design: Kashan
Few carpet origins can rival the esteemed reputation of Kashan. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and adherence to traditional production methods, Kashan represents the pinnacle of Persian rug-making. One of the most famous Persian carpets, the Ardabil rug housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, is believed to have been woven in this historic city, situated between Isfahan and Tehran. During the Persian Empire, Kashan was a vital trading hub along the legendary Silk Road, which remains significant to this day. However, the city’s prominence in trade has diminished over time.
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Design name: Kashan
Construction Method: Hand Knotted
Material: Wool
Primary Colour(s): Red
Size: 392 cm x 292 cm (approx)
Stock Number: #4030-039
About this design: Kashan
Few carpet origins can rival the esteemed reputation of Kashan. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and adherence to traditional production methods, Kashan represents the pinnacle of Persian rug-making. One of the most famous Persian carpets, the Ardabil rug housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, is believed to have been woven in this historic city, situated between Isfahan and Tehran. During the Persian Empire, Kashan was a vital trading hub along the legendary Silk Road, which remains significant to this day. However, the city’s prominence in trade has diminished over time.
