Midnight Blue, Ivory 6'11"x11'3" Hamadan Geometric Traditional Medallion Vegetable Dyes Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

In outstanding vintage condition and professionally ready to use, this hand knotted wool Persian Hamadan rug from Iran reflects the strong geometric floral tradition that has defined village weaving throughout the Hamadan region for centuries. The deep midnight blue field is densely filled with repeating stylized floral and diamond motifs in coral, rust, and warm red tones, creating a richly textured surface with layered tribal character and visual warmth. At the center rests an ivory geometric medallion with a pointed star design that stands out boldly against the dark field and creates a powerful focal point within the composition. The corner spandrels continue the repeating field pattern seamlessly, preserving the dense decorative rhythm and rustic authenticity associated with Hamadan village weaving. Traditionally constructed using the single-weft technique with hand knotted wool on a cotton foundation, Hamadan rugs are celebrated for their durability, thick pile, and practical everyday resilience. Combining rugged craftsmanship with timeless Persian tribal artistry, this vintage Hamadan rug offers both decorative strength and lasting functionality.

• Exact Size: 6'11"x11'3"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Midnight Blue, Ivory, Red, Coral, Sage, Brown, Multi
• Origin: Iran
• Pile Height: 0.6 inch
• Condition: Pre-Owned
• Condition Description: Vintage in mint condition
• Rug#: AOR21237

Story Behind the Art: Hamedan rugs originate from the ancient weaving regions surrounding Hamedan in western Iran, one of Persia’s oldest and most prolific centers of village and tribal rug production. Renowned above all for their remarkable durability, Hamedan rugs are crafted using coarse resilient local wool that creates a thick dense pile designed for generations of everyday use. Their designs often feature bold geometric medallions, angular vines, stylized tribal motifs, and occasional animal imagery arranged in strong architectural compositions that reflect the individuality of village artisans. While less intricate than the highly refined workshop rugs of Kerman or Tabriz, Hamedan rugs possess a raw primitive beauty and expressive tribal character that continue to make them enduring favorites among collectors and rustic interiors alike.