Tan Maroon 5'11''x8'9'' Kashan Traditional 150 KPSI Hand Knotted Wool Silk Oriental Area Rug

Bring classical Persian-inspired elegance into the home with this finely crafted hand knotted wool and silk Kashan rug, where a warm beige and tan field is framed by a striking maroon border and enriched with jewel-toned accents of gold, turquoise, teal, and red. Traditional Kashan-inspired motifs give the design an ornate and formal character, while the combination of wool and silk introduces both tactile richness and luminous surface variation. Skilled artisans hand-knot the fibers over a strong cotton foundation, producing a dense handmade area rug with a plush feel and refined sheen. The warm neutral center allows the jewel-toned details to stand out beautifully, creating a balanced composition that works especially well in formal living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, libraries, and sophisticated traditional interiors. This Persian style rug pairs naturally with dark wood, antique-inspired furniture, velvet upholstery, brass accents, and richly layered décor. With its soft texture, intricate pattern, durable construction, and silk-enhanced luster, this oriental area rug brings timeless design and elegant interior presence to any space. Note: Professional studio lighting may enhance the silk highlights and make the maroon, gold, turquoise, teal, and red accents appear more vivid in photographs. Please view the accompanying product video for a more accurate sense of the rug’s actual palette, sheen, and surface character.

• Brand: Kalaty
• Exact Size: 5'11"x8'9"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool & Silk
• Color: Tan, Maroon, Gold, Turquoise, Teal, Multi
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.3 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: AOR20981
• Kpsi: 150

Story Behind the Art: Kashan rugs are named for the historic city of Kashan, an important Persian weaving center recognized for finely structured patterns and detailed craftsmanship. Classical Kashan designs commonly incorporate flowing arabesques, flower stems, palmettes, rosettes, blossoms, leaves, and other botanical elements arranged in dense and carefully balanced compositions. Many examples feature a prominent central medallion accompanied by pendants, decorative corner spandrels, and repeating floral ornamentation that extends across the surrounding field. These intricate layouts became closely associated with the Kashan design tradition and were eventually interpreted by weaving communities beyond their original region. During later periods, skilled weavers working throughout South Asia also produced rugs based on Kashan patterns, adapting the recognizable floral vocabulary while maintaining the detailed appearance associated with the style. Today, Kashan-inspired rugs remain appreciated for their formal symmetry, elaborate botanical ornamentation, and distinctly traditional character.